STOCK CAR RACING 1979 NOV - WEISGLASS, DARRELL, POCONO

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   TO RUN FAST - The idea is to go fast. At Knoxville, the consequences were tragic.

2)   COURAGE AND FEAR - Fr. Grubba talks about courage, guts and fear in race car drivers.

3)   SPONSORSHIP MADE THIS BUSINESS - Frankie's Sausage Bar may be the oldest continuous sponsor of stock car racing and Frankie's business was built on it.

4)   JERRY COOK IN COLOR - The frequent modified champion is shown at speed.

5)   SOME UNUSUAL FACTS ABOUT GRAND NATIONAL RACING - Skip Clayton's ever penetrating mind unearths some things never before revealed about the Winston Cup.

6)   STOCK CAR RACING IN NEW YORK CITY - Weisglass was really the best and Gary London tells the story.

7)   COCA COLA 500 AT POCONO - The racing was as good as can be seen anywhere. Until the last couple of laps.

8)   TALLADEGA - Darrell Waltrip became the 11^th different winner in the 11^th running and padded his Winston Cup lead in the process.

9)   THEY DO IT WITH CHARISMA AT KNOXVILLE - The Indy of sprint car racing came off with drama and excitement again.

10)   COMING OF AGE IN MAINE - Herb Dodge saw one of the best races ever run in New England and writes about the surprise winner.

11)   A MATTER OF WINNING - Small tire companies battling with the giants are having problems. Cost is less important than victory it still seems.

12)   THE BRODIX ALUMINUM HEAD - Project Modified continues with an analysis of the heads.

13)   SHOP TOOLS FOR CHEAP - Dave Williams has some low buck items that make any stock car shop turn out a class piece.

Plus other hot racing items.