NASCAR racing books surge as publishers chase new fans
The rise of NASCAR books reflects a growing audience beyond the South. Authors and editors say market demand, celebrity titles like Driver 8, and niche interest drive a wave of non fiction works from coffee table albums to race histories.
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Top NASCAR Rankings Highlight Toughest Version Yet
Mark Martin leads the ThatsRacin top picks with car No. 6 as the hardest rankings to date. Sterling Marlin, Ricky Rudd, Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart follow, with multiple drivers slipping after Sonoma. Online vote count stands at 2,411.
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