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Used book, only one copy available.
Author : Ralph Kramer
Publisher : Krause Publications
Publication date : April 4, 2009
Language : English
Print length : 256 pages
ISBN-10 : 0896898350
ISBN-13 : 978-0896898356
"Officially licensed in cooperation with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway: 100 Years of Racing tells the compelling story of the most renowned racing venue in the world, capturing moments, big and small, that mark the Speedway's first century and spotlight the people who made the speedway what it is today"--Page 4 of cover.
Ralph Kramer is the author of the critically acclaimed Indianapolis Motor Speedway: 100 Years of Racing. He grew up on a farm 50 miles from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and saw his first Indianapolis 500 race in 1950. Later, Kramer covered the race and the sideshow functions for The Indianapolis News for more than 10 years. As a public relations executive for General Motors, he negotiated Chevrolet’s Indy 500 pace car presence and for years managed Chevy’s public relations function at the track. After leaving GM, Kramer served as the director of the Speedway’s Hall of Fame museum from 1995 to 1998. Kramer and his wife, Carol, live in Shelbyville, Indiana.
Used book, only one copy available.
Author : Ralph Kramer
Publisher : Krause Publications
Publication date : April 4, 2009
Language : English
Print length : 256 pages
ISBN-10 : 0896898350
ISBN-13 : 978-0896898356
"Officially licensed in cooperation with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway: 100 Years of Racing tells the compelling story of the most renowned racing venue in the world, capturing moments, big and small, that mark the Speedway's first century and spotlight the people who made the speedway what it is today"--Page 4 of cover.
Ralph Kramer is the author of the critically acclaimed Indianapolis Motor Speedway: 100 Years of Racing. He grew up on a farm 50 miles from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and saw his first Indianapolis 500 race in 1950. Later, Kramer covered the race and the sideshow functions for The Indianapolis News for more than 10 years. As a public relations executive for General Motors, he negotiated Chevrolet’s Indy 500 pace car presence and for years managed Chevy’s public relations function at the track. After leaving GM, Kramer served as the director of the Speedway’s Hall of Fame museum from 1995 to 1998. Kramer and his wife, Carol, live in Shelbyville, Indiana.