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Norm Harris
- Updated: October 9, 2013
Mr. Harris is the founder of “The World of NASCAR” book club. Also, included among other great African-Americans and minorities in motorsports, honored by NASCAR in a television documentary aired called “Black Wheels.” The documentary aired on WRLH-35, Richmond’s Fox affiliate as well as other cities across the nation.
Mr. Harris is the only African-American NASCAR pit crew member from the Petersburg/Richmond, Va. area featured in the NASCAR documentary, which details the history of African-Americans involved in the sport at that time. The film also chronicles some of the early African-American drivers. In 2008, Mr. Harris coordinated and hosted the First Annual Diversity Awareness Day at The White House National Press Club in association with The BlackWheelz.Com Awards.
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Margot Finke
September 27, 2014 at 10:40 pm
I have found you, Norm Harris – and Tia Norfleet as well. Now I am waiting for you to answer the email I sent to your Linkedin address, regarding the writing of a book about Tia. I am all for “woman power!” I also like your logo, Driven2Read. Mine is HOOK Kids on Reading. I visit schools world wide via Skype, read one of my 13 books to a class, and chat with them about writing books and how it is done.
Looking forward to hearing back from you.
Margot Finke
Books for Kids – Manuscript Critiques
http://www.margotfinke.com
girisa
August 19, 2015 at 11:41 pm
Hello Norm and Tia, love what your doing and I would like to help out and learn too,since I was a little girl I wanted to be a race car driver also. Just didn’t know where to start, so please get in touch with me so I can be of some assistance, thank you
Deangela
December 22, 2015 at 1:28 pm
I am a big fan for as long as I remember I wanted to be the first black women in nascar but due to financial situations and we’ll trying to stay focused on school and stuff I finally see that it isn’t a dream tia please know that you are an very big inspiration to me and other black women who have the dna to drive fast if this ever gets to you if not I just would like people to know how thankfull I am to see you achieve this I hope one day I’ll be in one the cars on the same track with you
Much love and appreciation
Dean gel m crumbley