Cheating: An Inside Look at the Bad Things Good NASCAR Nextel Cup Racers Do in Pursuit of Speed

In the first edition of Cheating, author and investigative reporter Tom Jensen took readers inside the garage area, for the first no-holds-barred look at the most explosive subject in NASCAR stock racing. He named names, documented examples, and exposed long-hidden secrets. NASCAR top drivers, crew chiefs, team owners and officials all spoke frankly— many for the first time— on racing’s most taboo subject.

In this newly expanded edition, updated to include the 2002-2004 Cup season, Jensen reveals the inside stories on traction control, aerodynamic tricks and rules controversies. And this time, you will go where no other outsiders have been before: an exclusive visit behind the locked doors of the confiscated-parts room at NASCAR’s $10 million R&D Center in Concord, N.C., a place like no other journalist had ever entered before.