“Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman” by Matt Stone and Preston Lerner offers an in-depth look at the racing career of the legendary actor and humanitarian, Paul Newman. Known for his Hollywood stardom and philanthropic efforts through Newman’s Own, Paul Newman also had a remarkable passion for car racing. This biography highlights how Newman, starting serious racing in his later years, defied age norms by participating in the 24 Hours of Daytona at 70 and continuing to race professionally until 82. The book covers his achievements with the Newman Haas racing team and his diverse interest in vehicles, from vintage trucks to cutting-edge hybrids. Anecdotes, such as a humorous incident with Robert Redford involving a crushed Ferrari, add a personal touch to this racing chronicle. “Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman” provides an unprecedented look at Paul Newman’s dedication to car racing, showcasing his talent, determination, and enduring charm, which earned the book the 2010 International Automotive Media Gold Award. This biography is essential for fans of Paul Newman and enthusiasts of car racing alike, illustrating how Newman’s legacy extends beyond the silver screen to the racetrack.
Winning – The Racing Life of Paul Newman
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“Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman” by Matt Stone and Preston Lerner delves into Paul Newman’s impressive car racing career. Highlighting his races, including the 24 Hours of Daytona at 70, and involvement with the Newman Haas team, this biography reveals his passion, talent, and enduring spirit in motorsports.
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“Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman” by Matt Stone and Preston Lerner offers an in-depth look at the racing career of the legendary actor and humanitarian, Paul Newman. Known for his Hollywood stardom and philanthropic efforts through Newman’s Own, Paul Newman also had a remarkable passion for car racing. This biography highlights how Newman, starting serious racing in his later years, defied age norms by participating in the 24 Hours of Daytona at 70 and continuing to race professionally until 82. The book covers his achievements with the Newman Haas racing team and his diverse interest in vehicles, from vintage trucks to cutting-edge hybrids. Anecdotes, such as a humorous incident with Robert Redford involving a crushed Ferrari, add a personal touch to this racing chronicle. “Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman” provides an unprecedented look at Paul Newman’s dedication to car racing, showcasing his talent, determination, and enduring charm, which earned the book the 2010 International Automotive Media Gold Award. This biography is essential for fans of Paul Newman and enthusiasts of car racing alike, illustrating how Newman’s legacy extends beyond the silver screen to the racetrack.