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The Hardest, Longest Race Henry Ford and the Cross-Country Contest That Changed America Cassandra Clare Patten finds much to praiseBy: Eric Moskowitz Published by St. Martin's Publishing Group, 2026 06 02 From Pulitzer prize winning journalist Eric Moskowitz comes the riveting story of the first true coast to coast automobile race in U. S. history, a fast paced tale of the gritty and determined drivers who braved hostile terrain, mechanical failure, and, shockingly, sabotage, to take home the gold. In 1909, America was home to 253 automakers, a landscape of visionaries, schemers,