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Auto Racing Analysis Today in Auto Racing: Victory Lane Milestones    by Progressive Management
Price: $9.99 USD. 262880 words. Published on October 9, 2009. .

A daily, date-by-date, 366-day compendium of victory lane milestones chronicling racing victories from 1894. Career-first driver victories, final victories of a drivers' career, first and last wins in racing series, major event victory milestones, first wins on pavement or dirt, initial victories in endurance races, first and last wins for major entrants or marques, and initial wins in 500-milers.
A Walking Tour of Indianapolis, Indiana    by Doug Gelbert
Price: $0.99 USD. 6360 words. Published on October 21, 2011. .

There is no better way to see America than on foot. And there is no better way to appreciate what you are looking at than with a walking tour. This walking tour of Indianapolis, Indiana is ready to explore when you are. Each walking tour describes historical, architectural landmarks, cultural sites and ecclesiastic touchstones and provides step-by-step directions.
Back Home Again in Indiana    by J. Conrad Guest
Price: Free! 3080 words. Published by Second Wind Publishing, LLC on January 29, 2012. .

Four men of a certain age make an all-night drive to attend the 2011 Indianapolis 500. This short story provided for your quick reading entertainment by J. Conrad Guest, author of the detective novel series, "One Hot January" and "January's Thaw", and the romantic baseball novel "Backstop, A Baseball Love Story in Nine Innings".
Ricky Wills It: A Rock Opera in the Key of Johnny Cougar    by Eric Robert Morse
Price: $3.49 USD. 51270 words. Published on May 21, 2012. .

Speedway, Indiana native Ricky Wills is a hotshot racecar driver with chip on his shoulder. As one of the brightest rising stars in the racing world, Ricky competes for a chance to race in the legendary Indianapolis 500, and struggles to maintain his small-town identity as he is swept up by industry fame and the charms of big-city celebrities.