“Martini’s storytelling is vivid and gripping, and his writing reads like lean, muscular poetry”
—Kirkus Reviews

“ ‘Tracks’ is written in a romantic, nostalgic tone, almost with a film noir feel ... tasty ... an eye-opener.”
—The New York Times

"[...] a monumental achievement that brings to life the motor racing experience of Italy and Germany during the first half of the twentieth century.” —Readers' Favorite

Best Sports Book of the Year Winner

“Vivid and chilling, this is a riveting tale of the horrors of war”
—Sublime Reviews

“Martini’s taut prose provides a haunting glimpse into the psychological scars of conflict”
—Prairie Reviews

"Every fan of motor racing should read this book. How the legendary Italian drivers of the past forged the sport we love today with blood and bone.”

—Mario Andretti

“The result is profoundly moving and thought-provoking.”

—IndieReader

"Martini writes about the dawn of motor racing, a violent and treacherous sport where men serviced their addiction to speed and etched their names in history with blood. Enjoy riding with the greats, it's a rush."

—Ben Collins aka Top Gear's The Stig

"If you love motor racing, this is definitely the book for you. Martini has written a gripping novel set in the 1930s when competition was strong between motor racing heroes of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany."

—IMDb

"Meticulously researched, beautifully crafted, and a captivating read from beginning to end, Tracks: Racing the Sun focuses on the men and women plying their trade and skills in the early days of motor racing, and is breathtakingly told against a rich background of Il Duce’s Italy and Hitler’s Germany."

—The Historical Novel Society