Examines the history, design, safety features, and professional racing of stock cars.

An introductory description of stock cars and stock car racing.

Describes stock cars and stock car racing, covering such aspects as the shape and nature of the track, seating of the spectators, order in which the drivers line up, and use of flags.

"Shares the power and performance of stock cars with readers through closely leveled text, dynamic images, and captivating infographics"--

"Amazing photography accompanies engaging information about stock cars. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses stock cars, their history, parts and the NASCAR races that make them famous.

Describes some of the major races, cars, and key figures connected with stock car racing sponsored by NASCAR.

Riverhead Raceway is a rare beast. For decades it has hosted showdowns between local residents who bring their stock cars to do battle on a quarter-mile track, passions spilling out of the cockpit when the checkered flag drops. Forty such tracks used to exist on Long Island alone. Today Riverhead is the last, with the track2s owners struggle to maintain an American tradition as a real estate boom surrounds them.

Describes the history and design of NASCAR stock cars, as well as the races that they compete in.

"What's it really like to drive in a stock car race? Loud and hot! Spark early readers' natural curiosity about racing with this inquiry-based nonfiction approach to stock cars. Once upon a time, stock cars raced as they came from the factory, with maybe a few upgrades. Now, most people think of NASCAR stock cars, which are all custom made. These powerful machines have three times the horsepower of a regular car. Appeal to budding race fans with this...