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"Legend of the First Super Speedway" Excerpt

By: Mark Dill

This is my wife's favorite excerpt from my book, "The Legend of the First Super Speedway." Autographed copies available at the link.

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Ray Harroun Lives!

1911 Indianapolis 500 champ Ray Harroun is alive again in the new book, "The Legend of the First Super Speedway," (

The June 2, 1913 Indianapolis News published a reflective piece (see attachment NewsGoux060213) assessing the value of a European entry winning the great American race that was the Indianapolis 500. Essentially the article says that the victory by Jules Goux in the French Peugeot would stimulate greater interest from other European manufacturers to compete at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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