Author Jonathan Ingram Offering Holiday Sale on Two of His Best Sellers

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Updated: December 9, 2020

Duo of “CRASH!” and “The Art of Race Car Design” available for pre-holiday shipping at $55

ATLANTA (Dec. 8, 2020) – Renowned journalist and author Jonathan Ingram is offering a holiday special to auto racing book lovers who want to go behind the headlines. Through his website and blog, Ingram is offering two of his best sellers, “CRASH!” and “The Art of Race Car Design,” valued at $70, at a discounted price of $55, plus shipping.

What are some of the factors that led Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean to survive his recent crash through a metal barrier in Bahrain that resulted in a blazing inferno? What is it like to sit down and talk with one of America’s race car design geniuses? The answers to these questions and much more can be found in these two books that are now available at https://jingrambooks.com/2for1-book/2-for-1-crash-riley

“I believe that ‘CRASH!’ should be on the reading list of every auto racing participant as well as dedicated fan,” said Ingram. “It holds some surprising facts, behind-the-scenes details and important truths about racing and safety.

“I’m pleased that the publisher is helping me ship books autographed by myself and Jim Downing, whose idea sparked the invention of the HANS Device, in time for the holidays, at a special price.”

While racing safety can be a sobering subject, Ingram says working with Bob Riley to tell the car designer’s story was sheer joy. “I felt blessed to sit down with Bob and talk about his incredible career designing some of the world’s most efficient and successful race cars. I think the book conveys what it’s like to spend time with a genuinely nice genius.” All books are autographed by Bob Riley and Jonathan Ingram.

The two-book package may be purchased at https://jingrambooks.com/2for1-book/2-for-1-crash-riley. To order books individually, visit www.jingrambooks.com. To ensure pre-holiday delivery, the books will be shipped by Priority Mail and tracking numbers sent to buyers via email.