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Sandy Myhre follows New Zealand racing driver Scott Dixon through the demanding world of American single-seater motorsport. The account considers the people, decisions and circumstances that helped him reach the IndyCar championship in 2003, and the pressures involved in competing where the margins between success and disaster are exceptionally small. Dixon's career also provides a way into the organisation and significance of the Indianapolis 500 and the wider racing environment around it. Alongside the driver, the book examines the changing relationship between major American open-wheel competitions. Combining a portrait of an intensely focused sportsman with an introduction to his professional world, it offers motorsport readers a closer look at the work behind the results.
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