The phenomenon NASCAR 3 by Pete Fink
All good things come in threes: Pete Fink has upped the ante after “The NASCAR Phenomenon” and “The NASCAR Phenomenon 2”. In the third volume of his popular book series about the US motorsport giant NASCAR, the Munich native looks back in detail on the 2015 to 2017 stock car seasons, which he followed intensively as a live commentator on “Motorvision TV”.
Pete Fink vividly describes how Toyota, as a Japanese brand, managed to conquer the top of the most important racing series in North America within just a few years - and how the small private team Furniture Row Racing with Martin Truex Jr. in the cockpit was a classic underdog against the factory teams from Chevrolet and Ford and Toyota defeated.
But that's not all: Pete Fink also knows how to inspire with history and stories from seven NASCAR decades as well as his eye for exciting details and amusing anecdotes in “The NASCAR Phenomenon 3”.
Whether charter contract, payback, young guns or real heroes: clever and fact-rich, the author builds bridges between the past, present and future of the US racing series. And statistics lovers will also get their money's worth in his third stock car book: Pete Fink describes both the illustrious history of the most important NASCAR starting numbers and the generational change in the driver field with the stars of yesterday and tomorrow.
In short: With “The NASCAR Phenomenon 3”, Pete Fink follows on excellently from his two previous books and once again offers maximum reading pleasure and the best entertainment on 400 pages.
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