Fast Car Physics
You don't have to be an engineer to build a fast race car but that certainly helps.Fast Car Physicshelps enthusiasts apply the knowledge they gained in high school and college physics courses to the operation and tuning of a track car. Best of all, he does it in a clear and easy-to-follow manner.(Grassroots Motorsports)Fans of fast wheels and science alike will get a charge from this look at motor sports by a physicist and amateur race car driver.(Science News)If motor racing and physics are your thing, you will love this book.(Ken ZetiePhysics Education)Editor's Pick.Fast Car Physicsis an excellent book for understanding the science and engineering behind car racing.(Choice)A fine pick for any science of racing fan's collection!(California Bookwatch)The book functions well as a deep look into auto racing as well as a good description of applied physics.(Mark BollmanMathematical Association of American Online)