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Richard Jenkins is a motorsport enthusiast who has a keen interest in what happened to racers after they left the sport. Inspired by a book released in 1966 about former British soccer players titled Where Are They Now?, authored by Pringle and Fissler, Richard decided to trace past race car drivers. In 2014, he was approached by the widow of racer Richie Ginther and in 2020 his book titled Richie Ginther: Motor Racing’s Free Thinker was published. With memories from his family, friends and fellow racers, this biography is also packed, after meticulous research, with an abundance of quotes from Richie himself to create as thorough and as deeply personal life story about Richie as possible.

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INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE

You can find an excuse or you can find a way.

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES

Richard shares some of the challenges he faced while writing his book.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

Richie Ginther’s Ferrari 156 F1 Race Car

BEST AUTOMOTIVE  ADVICE

If you’re telling a story, have the facts and stats to go with it.

RECOMMENDED RESOURCE

OldRacingCars.com

RECOMMENDED BOOK

Richie Ginther: Motor Racing’s Free Thinker, by Richard Jenkins

Inside Track, by Doug Nye and Phil Hill

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

In this world, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant. – James Stewart

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