Surveys the world of automobile racing, discussing racing circuits, rallies, future racing cars, aerodynamics and technology, and Grand Prix winners.

Describes the education, experience, and qualifications needed to become a driver on the NASCAR circuit.

Describes some of the most famous crashes and collisions in auto-racing history, from 1909 to the present.

When someone is sabotaging race cars in an international tournament, Mater discovers his new friends Holley and Finn are spy cars, and he agrees to help them find the culprits.

Comedy about a turn-of-the-century automobile race from New York to Paris.

Animal race car drivers roar around the track. Text based on the popular song, The Wheels on the Bus.

"During his years in stock car racing, Smokey fell in love with a mistress that he would visit every May for over 20 years-- The Indianapolis 500. The first half of the third volume, Li'l Skinny Rule Book, covers his love of this famed event and the wonderful stories of the days before the big corporate sponsors; when it was just men and their machines, sleeping on the floor in the garage and most times coming home with nothing. As the title implies,...

"The second volume, All Right You Sons-a-Bitches, Let’s Have a Race, chronicles the stock car racing years in living color. The warning on these books, that they are not to be read by those under 18 unless they are with a grandparent who can translate the social and moral implications of the stories, is not to be taken lightly. (Smokey even includes his own dictionary to explain the terms that racers used in the early days to the uninformed.) Smokey...

A mad-cap, illegal cross country race is the focus of this car chase comedy.