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Midget Cars

Heather Moore NiverSeries: Fast Lane: Open-Wheel Racing
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Pages
24
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP

About

Midget cars might be small and light, but they're fast, traveling at speeds up to 150 miles (241 km) per hour! Originally called "doodlebugs," midget cars got their start back in 1919 in Los Angeles, California. Today, midget car fans from the United States to Australia and New Zealand love to watch these speedy little cars race. Midget cars were so popular in the 1950s that several movies were made about them. Inside, dazzling photographs of midget cars tearing up the track are sure to interest readers of all ages. Book Review: Midget Cars"This is a concise and well-written book about this topic. It follows the general format for nonfiction, so the students will be able to make use of the contents, bold type etc. that is needed to read about material and research what they are interested in."-Nancy Stabler, School Librarian, Louise Cabaniss Elementary

Related Subjects

  • Motor Sports
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • How Things Work-Are Made
  • Technology

Extended Details

  • SeriesFast Lane: Open-Wheel Racing

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    Heather Moore NiverAuthor