Motor racing at Nassau is a collection of images that complements the descriptive account of the larger book, The Bahamas Speed Weeks. It conveys in pictures the roller-coaster story of the eclectic mix of people and their cars, that came to Nassau to enjoy each other's company at the end of the motor racing season in America. From a stuttering start in 1954, through halcyon days in the late 1950s to demise in 1966, top drivers from America and Europe came to compete in the Speed Week races.

Terry O'Neil has been living and working in Stourbridge for the past 33 years, recently retiring from his commercial stationery business to concentrate on race research and writing. Married with two daughters, Terry is an active member of the Ferrari Owners Club of Great Britain, and enjoys the role of archivist for the club. He wrote Veloce's The Bahamas Speed Weeks as well as numerous articles for Ferrari magazine, and has contributed articles to both Cavallino magazine and Vintage Racecar Journal. His enthusiasm for researching less well-documented races led him to follow up The Bahamas Speed Weeks with Motor racing at Nassau. Terry is currently researching and writing a book about the series of races held on active Air Force bases in America during the early to mid 1950s.