Speed Secrets 2: More Professional Race Driving Techniques is an excellent text for the casual performance driving enthusiast hunger for information. Ross Bentley's follow up to the original Speed Secrets maintains the easy to read style of the original. Bentley provides more information that helps the reader develop a greater understanding of his car's behavior. While the information is invaluable, Speed Secrets 2 is is light on imagery. Information and a fun, easy to read style more than make up for a lack of images, making Speeds Secrets 2: More Professional Race Driving Techniques an excellent text for anyone wanting to improve their performance behind the wheel.

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SPEED SECRETS: Professional Race Driving Techniques by Ross Bentley is the best introductory text for performance driving. Bentley's straight-forward, no non-sense approach makes for easy comprehension by the novice driver. At the same time, the author's accurate, concise information makes the book relevent even for seasoned enthusiasts. This is tied together with diagrams and an engaging, demonstrative literary style that makes SPEED SECRETS a pleasure to read. For an introduction to high-performance vehicle control, SPEED SECRETS: Professional Race Driving Techniques can't be beat.

This is definitely not a road you should go out of your way for. However, if you find yourself in downtown Bothell wondering what to do next, make the trip over the Sammamish River (the slough) and up this fun little gem of a road. It's also great if you're test driving a car in the area. Steep enough to let you test the power without testing Smoky's patience, and twisty enough to test the suspension without scaring the salesman...at least, not too much.

This is another great little diversion from the hum-drum of the highway. Approaching Fall City from Redmond on WA-202, aka Redmond-Fall City Hwy, hang a right at the Tesoro gas station (toward I-90). Cross the bridge, ignore the campground and golf course, and turn left onto David Powell Rd. It's roughly 3 miles to the end of this road, but it's worth the detour.