2. __________________ decides to make a big name for himself in racing, but he does not know much about how it actually works.
(a) Kyle Winters.
(b) Kirk White.
(c) Kevin Waylen.
(d) Kurt Wylee.

3. Why is it not possible for Mark Donohue to figure out whether this car oversteers, understeers or neither at Indianapolis?
(a) The track is too slow.
(b) The track is too short.
(c) The track is too fast.
(d) The track is too narrow.

4. What will Mark also be able to claim?
(a) 50% of any prize money.
(b) 15% of any prize money.
(c) 25% of any prize money.
(d) 20% of any prize money.

5. The speeds at Indianapolis are _________________ of all the tracks.
(a) The most dangerous.
(b) Not the fastest.
(c) The fastest.
(d) The slowest.

Short Answer Questions

1. Mark Donohue has a strong, positive instinctive reaction to a new car that the _______________ people have made to try at Indianapolis, where they are underdogs without much experience.

2. Roger Penske has had ________________ races in the back of his mind.

3. During this chapter, Mark observes that they have at least one competitor who assumes that innovation is what?

4. ______________, who brings out the new Lolas every season, wants a number 10 on one of the cars.

5. What happens when Mark grows very discouraged?

(see the answer key)

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