Superstox and Stock Cars

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1970s
70s
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amateur sport
Author_Richard John Neil
cars
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circuits
crash and bash
drivers
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hot rod
motor racing
motor sport
motorsport
oval racing
seventies
spedeworth|oval racing
spedworth
stock car
stock car racing
stock cars
superstox
the golden years

Product details

  • ISBN 9780752436098
  • Weight: 300g
  • Dimensions: 165 x 235mm
  • Publication Date: 01 Aug 2005
  • Publisher: The History Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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The golden years of oval racing were arguably the 1970s when the sport went though its' most rapid development and enjoyed its biggest following. The stock car formula had evolved considerably from the original version launched in 1954. Contstant development and modification over the years meant that the cars looked nothing like the original road going versions and so the Spedeworth promotion renamed their main class 'Superstox' and introduced a new formula closer to the original idea bearing the original name of stock cars.

Whilst hot rod racing provided a pure form of motor racing with no contact between cars allowed it was the Superstox and stock car formulae that continued to provide the 'crash and bash' that many race fans flocked to see. Although essentially an amatuer sport both the Superstox and stock cars contested international championships and test matches which were attended by huge crowds.

Superstox and stock cars have evolved even further since the 1970s, but captured here in over 200 photographs are the cars, drivers and the circuits from those golden years of racing.

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