1. Mark manages to place at the finish in some cases, by doing what?
(a) Driving good cars.
(b) Running others off the track.
(c) Tricking other drivers.
(d) Driving to the very best of his ability.

2. McLaren is not doing very well at the time, and they end up getting Mark to drive one of their cars. Can this happen without taking him away from Roger Penske?
(a) Only at first.
(b) Yes.
(c) Somewhat.
(d) No.

3. The main action in this chapter is that the Penske team decides to rebuild __________ engine.
(a) A Daimler.
(b) A Ford.
(c) A Dodge.
(d) A Chevy.

4. Does Mark ever feel like quitting?
(a) Yes, often.
(b) No, never.
(c) Yes, sometimes.
(d) Yes, always.

5. Who is the main competitor at this time?
(a) Saab.
(b) Ford.
(c) Toyota.
(d) Porsche.

Short Answer Questions

1. Mark is able to go ______________ at Indianapolis, and when he tells another driver this fact, the other man is shocked and walks off, literally reeling from the blow.

2. Why does Mark become accustomed to winning rather quickly?

3. The author points out how strong the relationship is between speed and ___________________.

4. With the new team in place, what do they do with the bulk of the previous system?

5. Mark tells readers that he dislikes _______________ between himself and anyone else.

(see the answer key)

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