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DARRELL GWYNN "AT FULL THROTTLE"
Copyright 2003 by Erik Areneson, Darrell Gwynn and David Bull Publishing.
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"A stirring tale about the most courageous and inspirational person I have met in my 36 years of covering sports for The Miami Herald."
- Gary Long, The Miami Herald
"No one knows the unique facets of drag racing better than Darrell Gwynn, who began at the very bottom and, through phase after phase, rose to the very top. At Full Throttle is a book full of surprising - and interesting - inside details on the inner working of drag racing. For a great read and an intriguing lesson I recommend it highly."
- Chris Economaki, National Speed Sport News
"Darrell Gwynn's story is much more than that of a drag racer who was paralyzed in a racing accident. It is a story of love, courage and dedication, not only by Darrell, but by his family, friends, and especially his wife, Lisa. If you don't drop a tear or two as you read his story, you don't have any heart."
- Shav Glick, The Los Angeles Times
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David Bull Publishing
Beautifully illustrated with hundreds of color photographs-including dozens of previously unpublished shots from family scrapbooks-Darrell Gwynn: At Full Throttle starts by telling the story of one man's path to the top of his sport, and finishes with a second, more courageous journey back from devastating injuries to a new, full life.
About the Author
Erik Arneson was a design editor and motorsports reporter for USA Today, winning the NHRA's Media Award in 1998. He then became active in motorsports public relations. Today, he is director of public relations for SPEED Channel. This is his first book.
About the Publisher
David Bull Publishing is dedicated to producing the best books in motorsports. Founded in 1995, the company continually wins awards for its work. Most recently Mario Andretti: A Driving Passion won its category in the 2002 Independent Publisher magazine "IPPY" awards and the 2002 Dean Batchelor Award given by the Motor Press Guild. Other award-winning biographies include Mark Martin, Rusty Wallace, Bobby Rahal, and Junior Johnson.
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