Description
Four brothers, four race car drivers. Rick, Randy, Ron and Robbie Standridge tore up Midwestern race tracks from the 1970s to the present in sprint cars, late models and open-wheel modifieds. The drama on the track was rivaled by what happened off- the discovery of a "bonus" sister, the tragic deaths of several friends, and the closing of a race track that had been their second home.
Reading like a comfortable-and very humorous-bench-racing session around a campfire, this memoir is told through the eyes of their own award-winning family writer. It has something for every fan of late 20th century short-tack racing.
Paperback with black and white and color photos. 226 pages
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