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Stan Ray nods to its Texas cowboy roots with this new season Tejas Stack T-Shirt. It’s cut from premium cotton and features a custom graphics printed on the chest and back, promising to become a firm favourite in your casual rotation. 100% Cotton, Crewneck, Machine Washable, Printed Branding, Stan Ray. Stan Ray Men's Tejas Stack T-Shirt in Racing Green, Size Small

Stan Ray nods to its Texas cowboy roots with this new season Tejas Stack T-Shirt. It’s cut from premium cotton and features a custom graphics printed on the chest and back, promising to become a firm favourite in your casual rotation. 100% Cotton, Crewneck, Machine Washable, Printed Branding, Stan Ray. Stan Ray Men's Tejas Stack T-Shirt in Racing Green, Size Medium

Ray Crawford was one of the most versatile racing drivers of the 1950s - maybe ever. Aside from his upset victory in the 1954 Carrera Panamericana's stock car division, widely considered to be the world's most dangerous and grueling race, he competed passionately in sports cars, championship dirt cars, midgets and unlimited hydroplanes. On three occasions, he qualified for racing's greatest spectacle, the Indianapolis 500. But for most of his driving career, Crawford was labeled a dabbling amateur by auto racing's rough-and-tumble "in" crowd. The reason: his family's supermarket empire through which his dreams of speed were financed. Controversial, yet charming and affable on the racetrack, few of Crawford's competitors ever knew that his unbelievable daring was motivated by an equally audacious career as a decorated P-38 combat ace and test pilot that had turned sour.  Drawing on family recollections, interviews with friends and colleagues, as well as Crawford's own, un-published wartime letters, Ray Crawford - Speed Merchant tells the story of one of the most amazing personal journeys you've never heard of. Includes over 250 images from aviation and auto racing history, presented by legendary racing filmmaker/photographer Dick Wallen, and a personal foreword by Alice Hanks, wife of 1957 Indy 500 winner Sam Hanks.

Ray Crawford was one of the most versatile racing drivers of the 1950s - maybe ever. Aside from his upset victory in the 1954 Carrera Panamericana's stock car division, widely considered to be the world's most dangerous and grueling race, he competed passionately in sports cars, championship dirt cars, midgets and unlimited hydroplanes. On three occasions, he qualified for racing's greatest spectacle, the Indianapolis 500. But for most of his driving career, Crawford was labeled a dabbling amateur by auto racing's rough-and-tumble "in" crowd. The reason: his family's supermarket empire through which his dreams of speed were financed. Controversial, yet charming and affable on the racetrack, few of Crawford's competitors ever knew that his unbelievable daring was motivated by an equally audacious career as a decorated P-38 combat ace and test pilot that had turned sour.  Drawing on family recollections, interviews with friends and colleagues, as well as Crawford's own, un-published wartime letters, Ray Crawford - Speed Merchant tells the story of one of the most amazing personal journeys you've never heard of. Includes over 250 images from aviation and auto racing history, presented by legendary racing filmmaker/photographer Dick Wallen, and a personal foreword by Alice Hanks, wife of 1957 Indy 500 winner Sam Hanks.

This beautifully illustrated coffee table book covers every aspect of Ray Evernham's ascension to the top of the racing elite. Detailing how a he ever wanted to do is race, this biography shows how all Ray Evernham has done is become one of the best minds in the sport. Often credited with Jeff Gordon's amazing success, this work shows how Evernham has moved up the racing ladder from crew chief to team owner.

The time has come to chronicle a photo archival book of Drag Boats of the 1960s aptly named “The Rebel Decade.” This was the birth of “whip-start” dragsters which led to today's organized drag boat racing. Recognized and featured are those racing legends like Larry Schwabenland, Ray Caselli, Gary Gabelich, Dwight Bale, hot boat builders like Rich Hallett, “Sanger Jack” Davidson, Rudy Raymos, engine builders Keith Black, Dave Zeuschel, Ed Pink, Louis Unser and many others who reigned in their heyday. These mavericks dared to mix unleashed speed-on-the-water with smoke and fire, thunderous nitro or powerful blown gas while avoiding the moment when their boat could take a deadly spin, nose dive or flight—many failed. Drag Boats of the 1960s Photo Archive is a team effort by many of those who were there; only they could have created this riveting history on the fastest, most exciting and dangerous era in water sports.

On the hunt for an assassin, Titus Ray faces a threat he never imagined. Can he overcome the obstacles and capture Ahmed Al-Amin before it's too late? In this pulse-racing Christian thriller, CIA intelligence officer, Titus Ray, travels from Costa Rica to Venezuela in an effort to stop Ahmed Al-Amin, a Hezbollah assassin, from murdering a high-profile government official. Along the way, a family crisis jeopardizes his mission, and an Agency division head threatens to destroy his career. As the danger mounts, he’s forced to partner with an untested operative to complete the mission and bring Ahmed to justice. Will he make it in time? Can his newfound faith heal his past wounds? Can he build a life with the woman of his dreams? Purchase this heart-stopping Christian thriller today!

The time has come to chronicle a photo archival book of Drag Boats of the 1960s aptly named “The Rebel Decade.” This was the birth of “whip-start” dragsters which led to today's organized drag boat racing. Recognized and featured are those racing legends like Larry Schwabenland, Ray Caselli, Gary Gabelich, Dwight Bale, hot boat builders like Rich Hallett, “Sanger Jack” Davidson, Rudy Raymos, engine builders Keith Black, Dave Zeuschel, Ed Pink, Louis Unser and many others who reigned in their heyday. These mavericks dared to mix unleashed speed-on-the-water with smoke and fire, thunderous nitro or powerful blown gas while avoiding the moment when their boat could take a deadly spin, nose dive or flight—many failed. Drag Boats of the 1960s Photo Archive is a team effort by many of those who were there; only they could have created this riveting history on the fastest, most exciting and dangerous era in water sports.

(AVAILABLE NOW) 30 Hot Rod themed rockers. Track listing: Hotrod Race - Arthur Guitar Smith, Mean Machine - Everett Gates, the Racing King - Ray Greff, Hot Rod Boogie - Jack Kitchen, Speed Crazy - Slick Slavin, Flat Tire - Bobby Johnston, Hot Rod Queen - Ray Tann, Mr. John Law - Dick Grass, Rag Roof Roadster - Jim Foster, Teen-Age Widder - Creeps, Little Hot Rod - Bobbie Paige, Roll, Hot Rod, Roll - Bob Spenor, Slapin' Rods And Leaky Oil - Savoys, Long Black Shiney Car - Mike Page, Fuel Injektio

Frankie (Richard Ray Whitman) is dying. Irene (Casey Camp-Horinek) hasn't forgiven him for his past. Racing against time to find their way home, Frankie needs help and Irene is the one he turns to. Frankie, being an American Indian, dying in Indian country makes his homeward journey inherently symbolic: Just as the elderly couple drives their old Volvo wagon to a certain funeral, the old ways are dying, too. He must go home one last time. And, like so many times before, Irene is extending hersel