New Speedway book launched




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New Speedway book launched
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Lots of variety inside, with cars and bikes covered.
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Local fan launches book on Australian speedway legends
Local Speedway fan and serving police officer Tony Loxley has launched a new book on his main passion: Speedway.
He has documented an extraordinary national history of the sport, though not with a formal narrative. Rather he's pulled together a stunning collection of photography and captioned it as a means of telling the story.
Speedway fans will be pleased to see that cars of all shapes and sizes, motorcycles and sidecars all get a run.
It follows the progress of the sport from the 1950s through to the 1980s, at times revealing what we'd now see as a spectacular disregard for driver safety.
The coffee table-style hardbound book is massive at over 400 pages and is published by New Holland.
To us, the price seems very reasonable at $60.
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