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Summary: The BEST Book Ever Written on NASCAR
Review: As someone who is fortunate enough to be involved in the behind the scenes activities of stock car racing, I can tell you without hesitation that this is by far the best look into the inner workings of not only Roush Racing but of the entire sport of NASCAR. Miller has written an informative, exciting book about one of the most fascinating seasons our sport has ever known. Miller was there when Earnhardt tragically died at Daytona and the controversy that followed. He was there when Kurt Busch, now a star in the sport, got his big break. He shared victories with Jeff Burton and anguished through the tough times with Mark Martin and Matt Kenseth. He witnessed first hand the trials and tribulations of Kevin Harvick. And he got to fly in a vintage WWII plane with Jack Roush. In other words, G. Wayne Miller was there and he takes you with him on an amazing journey over the 2001 season that you will long remember. 'Men and Speed' examines the true personalities of those obsessed with speed from one of the most interesting, entertaining, investigative writers I've ever had the pleasure to read. I highly recommend it to every fan of Roush Racing, NASCAR and especially to those who are only now discovering one of the most popular sports in America today. Buy this book!!! You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: An Excellent Read...
Review: I am a new Nascar fan and looked to this book as a way to get behind the scenes of one of the sport's best teams. It was great! A highly entertaining read, the reader gets "backstage" passes into the life and times of the Jack Roush racing team. You get an inside look at what it takes to be a driver, the highs and lows, and also learn that being a driver is not all roses. This is a particularly tough year for the Roush team and the reader can feel the unfulfilled expectations and frustrations. In fact, not one of these talented drivers had the kind of year that was anticipated.
A superb book for both Nascar fans and people who enjoy going behind the scenes and learning about how an industry works.
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Summary: An Excellent Read...
Review: I am a new Nascar fan and looked to this book as a way to get behind the scenes of one of the sport's best teams. It was great! A highly entertaining read, the reader gets "backstage" passes into the life and times of the Jack Roush racing team. You get an inside look at what it takes to be a driver, the highs and lows, and also learn that being a driver is not all roses. This is a particularly tough year for the Roush team and the reader can feel the unfulfilled expectations and frustrations. In fact, not one of these talented drivers had the kind of year that was anticipated.
A superb book for both Nascar fans and people who enjoy going behind the scenes and learning about how an industry works.
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Summary: Overview of a WC season
Review: Interesting look into the workings of a NASCAR Winston Cup team.
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Summary: Awesome!
Review: It really gives you an impression of "being there", as if you were hanging with the drivers in their transporters..
Truly enjoyed!
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Summary: I tell you what...
Review: Men And Speed is an informative survey of NASCAR racing history and is written by a journalist who had exclusive access to Roush Racing, a large motorsports operation. Miller spent a year on the NASCAR racing circuit with owner Roush and his drivers: the result is an epic of racing events.
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Summary: Great Book And G Wayne Miller Is A Great Writer
Review: This Book by Wayne Is The Best Nascar Book I Have Read. He Has Put A Lot of Hard Wrok Into Writing This Book and I Rate It As My # 1 Best Read Book.
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Summary: A superb insight into NASCAR...
Review: This book gives the reader a wonderful glimpse inside the 2001 NASCAR season as seen from the eyes of the drivers of Roush Racing. This particular season can be seen as the breakout year in which NASCAR gained much prominence for the following reasons: 1) the death of Dale Earnhardt 2) the intense media scrutiny regarding safety 3) the heightened public awareness and growing fan base 4) the relative under-performance of many racing teams. This book will give you the inside story on all of these events and more. Highly recommended for the NASCAR fan and casual observer alike!
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Summary: Racing At Its Best!
Review: This book gives you insight on one of racing's most successful owners - Jack Roush. He and his racing family are portrayed so well; I feel like I'm at the track with them every week! This book not only gives the reader insight about their lives, but also about the struggles and frustrations racing will bring. This book is not a gossip book! G. Wayne Miller did an EXCELLENT job telling it like it is and giving the Roush family of racing a good name and a great deal of respect. Thanks, Wayne, for a great book!
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Summary: A SPIN CHILLING - INSIDER SCOPE OF THE ROUSH GUYS!
Review: This book is a must have for any and all Roush Racing/NASCAR Fans. Every page I read sent chills up my spine and tears down my eyes. G. Wayne Miller gets up-close and personal with the Roush Guys and tells all the stuff we want to hear and all the stuff some of us would never come close to knowing. He is a super writer and a great person as he keeps the Roush fans up-to-date with his continuing adventure with the Roush guys. I hope he would consider a Pt. 2 because I know it would be just as great! Thanks for this wonderful insight!
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