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The Bookworm Critique

Reviewing "Scott Dixon: Indy To Indy" by Sandy Myhre. Published by Hodder Moa.

If life is all about little milestones, then I guess I can tick another one off. Or at least, this column can. After eight years, we're running our first review of a book related to the IRL. (Can I hear someone clapping at the back of the room there?)

The Indy Racing League has long struggled to develop any real sense of credibility outside its own paddock. OK, it has the Indy 500 - a race that maintains a strong allure, but one based on what it used to be rather than what it has become. It has Danica Patrick, who has generated a lot of column inches for the series despite moderate on-track results. And at the serious end of the field, it has a handful of pretty good drivers.

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