Running and race cars
are perfectly matched
passions for Martin
Rudow.
As editor and publisher
of
Northwest Runner
magazine and Vintage
Drift Magazine, Martin
retains a boyish
enthusiasm for two
sports
he has dedicated
nearly a lifetime to.
Martin and his father,
Hal attended every race
in the Pacific Northwest
from 1956 through 1961.
His personal heroes
where drivers like Pete
Lovely, Ray Rairdon,
Dave Tatom, Tom Meechan
and others. They
provided the personal
anecdotes for Martin
Rudow's outstanding
northwest racing book "Long
Straights and Hairpin
Turns".
After the success of
this beautifully
produced book (now sold
out), it become
apparent that a second
volume, covering the
years 1962 through 1970
was required.
These where the years
when more races went on
within a 200 mile radius
of Seattle than any
similar part of the
country. This new book is
aptly titled "Weekends
of Glory".
Just as “Weekends”
covers the great older
days of racing, the
quarterly Vintage Drift
Magazine covers today’s
vintage car racing.
Go back in history,
research your favorite
cars, download photos
and historic car
profiles. Keep up to
date on point standings
and race results. The
Vintage Drift pages
have everything you
could want to know on
the topic.
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