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 I have wondered; what drives a race car driver even with the danger that can happen at any given time. Whether it is a race itself or practicing for the best speed. Can you even believe emotions; as you are putting your son or daughter in that race car; and not knowing if that would be the last time you would be looking into their eyes? The pain of being a race fan over the years has had me do a lot of research on this very subject. I never wanted to be a race car driver; I have found my play in the racing world. I have interviewed many retired drivers, back when these drivers really had no safety to speak of. What is inside of these drivers whose minds are very strong in what they feel that they were safe for their time? Some of these drivers drove fuel bombs in reality. I wrote a fictional story of three former drivers that passed away at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in very traumatic crashes. These drivers come back later in time as a guardian angels to a young man growing up in Indiana. This young man becomes a race car driver. The time frame is the most powerful time in Indy Car racing. The 1970’s though the 1980’s. There was only one powerful race each year in this time frame in Indianapolis. The vision of this young man going back in time to when the race track was built to the first Indy 500 in 1911. The dreams of a young man to follow him to his fist race, and though his driving career. Love of his family, and the support of his friends.
Jim Gandolf
This book was written by Jim Gandolf         .
 
                      

 Floyd Roberts is in "500 Miles the Book"


Floyd Roberts (February 12, 1900 - May 30, 1939) is a former Championship Car racing driver from Jamestown, North Dakota. He won the Indianapolis 500 in 1938 with a record speed of 117.2 mph (188.6 km/h). He led for 92 laps. The following year, 1939, driving the same car, he was killed in a crash on the backstretch after hitting a wooden fence at near 100 mph (160 km/h). Roberts was the first former winner and defending champion of the race to have lost his life while competing. Indy 500 results
Starts(5);Poles(1);Front Row(2);Wins(1);Top 5(2);Top 10(2): In five starts at Indy this great driver had major control, until 1939 when Floyd Roberts lost his life because of an accident on the back straight a way of the Indy 500 during the 1939 five hundred mile race. I used to study and read about Floyd Roberts in the Thorntown, Indiana Library. When I was much younger and reading about racing, the Floyd Roberts story hit me hard. I started to talk to so many former drivers and the Indy old timers club and everyone said the Floyd Roberts was such a great man. I knew he would make a great guardian angel for the main character in my fiction novel. The thought of a driver that has passed away from and accident on a race track to come back as an guardian angel to a young driver. That thought came to me after a wonderful driver lost his life after hitting the second turn of the Indy 500 during practicing for the race. I was so sad over the loss of this driver. I started to study the drivers that have lost their life in racing over the years. The Lord in this story helps the dreams of young man to be a great race car driver, by supplying a great group of guardian angels to help Bobby Wright in his quest of driving in the Indianapolis 500 mile race.

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 Jim Gandolf is the author of  "500 Miles The  Book"  Jim Gandolf is a life long fan of the Indy Car type of racing. Jim Gandolf has been so excited about the Indy 500 dateing back to the Johnny Lighting Special ! Jim Gandolf has been a tour guide; to finding sponsorships since 1983: At the Indy 500 for certain race team and clients.

To getting his first sponsorship deal done in 1986

         

                    Pizza Hut 1986