Six months after Bobby's death, Billy was driving in a race when he suddenly pulled to the side of the track - and dropped dead at the wheel of natural causes. Bobby's son is the one who tells the story. There are a number of tales of violent death in the book. Particularly moving is the account of the final days of Davey Allison as told by his wife, but crossed with an outside account of marital problems that was unknown to the public at the time. But the stupid sons of bitches don't know that pi are round.
Cornbread are square.
And they can take their computers and have a good time with them, because that ain't racing like it used to be. The immediate shock is gone and as sacrilegious as it may seem, it s time to answer some serious questions in the wake of Dale Earnhardt s death. The void spans much further than just losing the best stock car driver in motor racing s short history, and it becomes much blacker than a lost father and husband. An entire industry will suffer and an upstart empire hangs in the balance. Earnhardt s popularity was immeasurable even before Sunday and, as classless as it sounds, The Intimidator made a lot of people very wealthy - mainly with the help of business manager Don Hawk.