RACER MAGAZINE 1994 FEB

 

 

1.  ALL THE WAY BACK: Dale Earnhardt and Richard Childress Racing Once Again Find Themselves Atop the Winston Cup Heap, and Looking to Stay There.

2.  THE LITTLE BIG MEN: A Pair of Independent Racers, Brian Hart and John Judd, Buck the Odds to Take on the Factories in Formula l.

3.  THE NATURAL RETURNS: Fully Recovered from His Watkins Glen Accident, Tom Kendall Has His Career Rolling at a Championship-Winning Pace Once More

4.  MAKING IT IN EUROPE-CAN IT BE DONE? Observations and Opinions About Pursuing Racing's Holy Grail

5.  DOING THE JOB: The Winston Cup Was on the Line at NASCAR's Atlanta Finale, and Even a Troublesome Track Could Do Nothing to Dampen the Action.

6.  300 MILES PER HOUR AND COUNTING: Drag Racing Has Evolved from Belly Tanks to Rocket Ships in 40 Years.

7.  ROOTS IN THE SAND: NASCAR's Early Legends Were Created on the Shifting Soil of Daytona's Original Beach and Road Course.

8.  MODEL FOR SUCCESS: Tamiya Reigns Supreme in the World of Model Kits and Radio-Controlled Cars.

9.  The Early Test Scores Are looking Good for a Returning Michael Andretti and the New Reynard Indy Car, but the True Test of Any Season Always Comes at Indianapolis.