Hard Driving

"Hard Driving" chronicles the extraordinary life of Wendell Scott, a former moonshine runner who shattered racial barriers in stock-car racing starting in 1952. Competing for over two decades in a predominantly white sport, Scott faced numerous challenges, including resistance from speedways and unfulfilled promises from NASCAR's founder, Bill France Sr. Despite these obstacles, he garnered support from fellow white drivers who recognized his talent and perseverance, showcasing his unwavering determination to pursue his passion in the face of adversity.