Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing Books in Order

Jodell Lee and his racing partners pursue NASCAR success through the turbulent 1960s. Sponsorship demands, media attention and dependence on prize money intensify their competitive pressures, while fatal accidents expose the human cost of the sport.

Jodell Lee, Joe and Bubba follow stock car racing onto new superspeedways, including Daytona. Expanding ambitions bring greater danger and expense, leaving Jodell responsible for securing sponsorship and keeping his team's pursuit of racing success alive.

Raised around his grandfather's moonshine business in the 1950s, Jodell Bob Lee dreams of racing stock cars. With his cousin and best friend helping, he enters a competitive world dominated by established drivers and demanding tracks.

Rob Wilder begins his first full racing season in 1999 with a major sponsor and Billy Winton's Ford. Expectations mount as he prepares for Daytona, juggling a new romance with the need to justify his team's investment.

Rob Wilder and his crew advance from Saturday-night backroad racing to the Cup circuit in a single year. Against established champions, Rob must demonstrate that his rapid promotion reflects lasting talent rather than premature ambition.

Jodell Lee brings his team to Talladega's inaugural race, where concerns about dangerous speeds divide the drivers. With a boycott gathering support, he must balance competitive ambition against safety and his responsibilities to family and sponsors.

Retired racer Jodell Bob Lee discovers a promising young driver and backs Billy Winton's struggling team. Against a new generation of competitors, the partnership needs results on superspeedways to turn youthful potential into a viable racing operation.

Rob Wilder's pursuit of Cup Rookie of the Year takes a devastating turn when tragedy interrupts his progress. As he fights to return to racing, a gifted new rival adds another challenge to rebuilding his career.