STOCK CAR RACING 1977 NOV - ISAAC, LAZZARO, LIBBY, RAMO

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   FORD AND OHLMANN AT LOUISVILLE - Al Stilley points the finger at a young man very much on the move

2)   DON BEIDERMAN UPSETS HEAVY FIELD AT OXFORD 250 - An outsider with an ugly car upsets the superstars at Oxford's big one.

3)   ANOTHER BIZARRE TALLADEGA - The race track with surprises finds Waltrip winning with Donnie.

4)   WALTRIP WINS ANOTHER - David Arndt photo essays Darrell's Monday win at MIS.

5)   RAMO BEATS MUD AND DUST AT SPRINGFIELD - Nobody wanted rain but the dust that followed was totally unexpected.

6)   BOBBY ISAAC - Don O'Reilly takes a close look at the man, the myth and his life as a driver.

7)   BOBBY ISAAC'S LAST RIDE - An intimate portrait by Bob Myers

8)   BOB OLIVER PASSES - He was one of the pioneers of modified racing and theme character of a hundred legends.

9)   SUPERSPEEDWAY - A review of one of the best GN books to come off the fourth turn.

10)   WHY THEY CRASH AT FLEMINGTON - Flemington is known for wild modified crashes but Herb Anastor's story points out it should be better known for tough racing.

11)   NUTS TO OIL CHECKS - sight plugs have a way of saving people's rear ends.

12)   LAZZARO IS BACK - The Monk's had a couple of bad years but now he's back running red hot.

13)   THE LIBBY BROTHERS - A 28 year relationship, our cover story.

Plus other hot racing items.