automobile racing

As Tohru's Miata and Tak's Trueno speed through the Tochigi Prefecture, Tak takes the lead by performing a dangerous maneuver. Tohru must decide between trying Tak's maneuver or losing what might be his last race. Then, K.T. prepares to face Jonrou Kawai.

Cole throws down the gauntlet when a group obnoxious guys from Tokyo disrespect th small-town racing. Tak comes along for the ride as backup... but he may have to take the wheel if they are to beat these crass city boys! Later, a female racer named Kyoko has romantic feelings for K.T.--though the fact they have to race against each other may deflect cupid's arrow.

Ry gives Tak some advice before his big race against Tomoyuki, a pro on the circuit, who will challenge the entire range of Tak's moves.

With the race between Project D and Toudou School looms, each team prepares their strategies and tune their cars. When the day of the race finally arrives, first to the line are Tak and Toudou's Daiki Ninomiya.

As Jamie fights to earn her NASCAR license, her foster brother, Tim, takes a job in the Maxwell garage and finds out more about his father's death.

While high schooler Tim Carhardt tries to make sense of his auto-racing father's death, seventeen-year-old Jamie Maxwell deepens her relationship with God and becomes the youngest driver to qualify for a NASCAR event.

This book describes the racing career of Jeff Burton, who received NASCAR Winston Cup's Rookie of the Year award in 1994 and who won the CarsDirect.com 400 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2000.

Describes the characteristic features of fourteen racing cars such as the Formula One and Formula 5000 racers and various national and international races.