John Bentley

The cars lacked professional polish and so did a barefoot driver. But the SCCA championships at Daytona were a fine, all-round success

Sirs:The article by Wallace Stegner, (SI, June 13), is greatly appreciated.

Sirs:I recall that I wrote in the preface to Herb Wind's book, , that he was a "fine, sensitive writer on the game" of golf. Certainly no better proof of this appraisal could be had than the wonderful story he did on...

In this country, 1954's active season of dirt and concrete, closed ovals and open roads, peeling treads and fading brakes has ended for almost all the racing drivers and the growing hosts of people who watch them.