Bill,
The book is called Nascar Racing Strategies and Secrets written by Lee
Buchanan, ISBN # 0-7821-1827-5. Enjoy!
l8r
Todd
I've heard tell of a book on NASCAR that goes into setups in
great detail. Could someone tell me the exact name and author
(or even better the ISBN number). Also, a mail order source
so I could get it from the comfort of my own home?
Bill
aka BillyJoe on Hawaii
PS. If you tell me I promise not to pass you in Hawaii ever (or
at least for one race).
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>Bill,
>The book is called Nascar Racing Strategies and Secrets written by Lee
>Buchanan, ISBN # 0-7821-1827-5. Enjoy!
Is there a similar book for IndyCars and/or Formula 1?
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>>Bill,
>>The book is called Nascar Racing Strategies and Secrets written by Lee
>>Buchanan, ISBN # 0-7821-1827-5. Enjoy!
>Is there a similar book for IndyCars and/or Formula 1?
I don't know of one for F1GP but, Lee is planning on penning such a volume
for ICR2. At least at press time for his NASCAR book he included that he
would be authoring such a book.
Mike
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>>Bill,
>>The book is called Nascar Racing Strategies and Secrets written by Lee
>>Buchanan, ISBN # 0-7821-1827-5. Enjoy!
>Is there a similar book for IndyCars and/or Formula 1?
Why spend $19.95 on the book when you can find most, if not all, of
the info somewhere on the internet?
Kyle Langston
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> Why spend $19.95 on the book when you can find most, if not all, of
>the info somewhere on the internet?
I for one like having all the information together in one place,
although I do have quite a few printouts of useful information pulled
from WWW pages though. Plus I like having books on my bookshelf!
Stuart
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> Why spend $19.95 on the book when you can find most, if not all, of
>the info somewhere on the internet?
Becuase if your sitting at your computer trying to eek out a 1/2 mph and
you want help you can pick up the book and it is handy and all right in
one spot. Your way I have to know my problem and the go hunting the net
for it. I like the old way...print.
Gene
I must agree with everyone else. I thought the book was fun to read, plus
the CD was handy for quick loading as well. I highly recommend it for
beginners. I am looking forward to the IRC2 book.
Gary
