Rattlesden Productions proudly offers Northwest race fans a chance to relive the excitement of the 2007 season as seen on the pages of Inside Track magazine and its sister publication ITWeekly. That year (the 13th since Inside Track first hit the Northwest motorsports scene in June of 1994) the celebrated 75th issue of Inside Track was paired with the 50th issue of ITWeekly. On our pages, motorsports fans throughout Washington, Oregon and Idaho have enjoyed detailed race reports, excellent photography and intriguing driver features covering stock cars, sprint cars, drag racing, street rods and more. From major annual events to local weekly battles, there's something for everyone in Inside Track, and this collection has every issue from the exciting 2007 season.

In motorsports there have been an endless series of performance advances where one wonders, how did they ever figure this out? Other times one asks, how did they not see this when the answer was there for all to see? These are the stories of discovery by 3 generations of racers and designers, who changed the state of the art forever. It is also the story of clever tricks and rule book interpretation to win the ever-escalating contest between rule makers and loophole seekers, told by those directly involved in Formula One, Le Mans, Indycar, IMSA, Moto GP, Trans-Am and NASCAR. Their innovations dazzled us all.

This "how-to" book seeks to remove the intimidation of learning to ride a motorcycle and shows the reader exactly how easy and enjoyable it can be...no matter what your age. The author began riding at the age of 55 and has already logged over 91,000 miles on a motorcycle. "Riding has become my primary source of recreation," says author Chris Torti, a retired executive of a large non-profit health agency from Austin, Texas. This book will provide the reader with everything he or she needs to know about choosing a motorcycle, learning to ride it safely and properly, how to maintain it, and, most of all, how to stay safe on the roadways and enjoy the ride. The book is short and written in easy-to-understand terms. It is available in paperback, Kindle format, and PDF format for easy downloading.

Rattlesden Productions proudly offers Northwest race fans a chance to relive the excitement of the 2009 season as seen on the pages of Inside Track magazine. 2009 marked the 15th season since the magazine was launched in June of 1994. Motorsports fans throughout Washington, Oregon and Idaho, enjoy detailed race reports, excellent photography and intriguing driver features covering stock cars, sprint cars, drag racing, street rods and more. From the major annual events to the local weekly battles, there's something for everyone in Inside Track, and this collection has every issue from the landmark 2009 season included.

Special Pebble Beach issue Gooding Auction, Tour, Motorsports Reunion, and more This expanded issue also includes the Goodguys West Coast Nationals, Race N' Rods, and our project car gets doors

The author states and believes he is the best driver he knows. This book simply tells and illustrates how he drives. With this book you can become a driver almost as good as the author, a driver who drives safely and enjoys driving. This book is a driving attitude changer.

Burn rubber, eat smoke and feel the earth rumble Get to know Sparkie, an old -55 Chevy that is being rescued from the junkyard and becoming a drag racingcar just like her best friend Stockis, a -69 Camaro. Mainly a Childrens book, trying to explain drag racing in an easy way. Contains a lot of pictures that car freaks of all ages will enjoy, especially if you like Classic Chevys.

The early career of Don Prudhomme is captured in this spine-tingling account of the 1973 Nationals at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Master writer Hal Higdon spent the race weekend shadowing Prudhomme during a race that was the turning point in The Snake's dominating Funny Car racing career. Higdon captured the weekend drama minute-by-minute as Snake fights for a chance to make history. Along the way, Higdon delves into Prudhomme's history as a racer, giving the reader insight into how Don Prudhomme became a household name in the early 1970s. The account includes Prudhomme's relationship with Tom "Mongoonse" McEwen - the infamous Snake versus Mongoose rivalry that made both men's careers. Higdon takes the readers behind the wheel, into the pits and back along the hard road where years of planning and training reach their climax for a driver within a space of seconds.