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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good but not great,
This review is from: Lost Race Tracks: Treasures of Automobile Racing (Paperback)
Sadly, one of the most important and significant tracks is not mentioned in this book. Namely, Savannah, Georgia, which was the birthplace of the First American Grand Prix (then named Grand Prize) long before Watkins Glen and held the largest international road races in the pioneering days of motorsports with crowds of 150,000 in 1908 to 500,000 by 1911 when both Grand Prize and Vanderbilt Cup races were held. So I felt Savannah should have been highlighted and was disappointed that the very first Grand Prix track in America - truly a "lost track" was missed in a bookthat is supposed to restore the lost ones to its readers.
5.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Lost Race Tracks: Treasures of Automobile Racing (Paperback)
Another interesting book from Gordon Eliot White, this one covers many of the race tracks of the past which are no longer running auto races. Some I had visited, and others I have never seen, it does give a interesting view in to the past of motorsports.
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Lost Race Tracks: Treasures of Automobile Racing by Gordon Eliot White (Paperback - June 2, 2003)
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