stock car drivers

Describes some of NASCAR's greatest drivers including Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Junior and Senior, and Richard Petty; and offers insight into what it would be like to be a NASCAR driver.

Examines the racing career of Rusty Wallace, winner of the 1989 Winston Cup.

Photographs and simple text presents a brief profile of the life and career of NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt.

Simple text and photographs provide a brief profile of the life and career of NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson.

Recounts the story of NASCAR's first African American driver, Wendell Scott, describing the obstacles he overcame to achieve his dream. Looks at the people who helped and hindered Scott including the white drivers who supported him and the founder of the NASCAR empire, Bil France Sr., who reneged on his promise to treat Scott fairly.

Chronicles an entire season on the NASCAR circuit, driving 48,000 miles in a small motorhome and covering thirty-six races at twenty-three tracks, from Daytona to Waldorf, describing the lives of drivers and the fans that watch them.

Offers a brief overview of the life and career of NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson, discussing his career achievements and his influence on NASCAR racing.

Presents thirteen short profiles of NASCAR champions including Richard and Lee Petty, Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt, and more.

Chronicles the 1979 NASCAR season, describing how the rivalries between top drivers shaped the season, and ultimately the history of NASCAR, and profiling key players in the drama, such as Cale Yarborough, Donnie Allison, Richard Petty, and Dale Earnhardt.

Provides information about the annual NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series races held from February to November every year, and features profiles of some of the most celebrated NASCAR drivers, each with career statistics.