Grand Prix & Formula 1

This fabulous book is largely a photographic work. The first chapter runs to 24 pages and is in French (no translation). The balance of the book (circa 145 pages) is devoted to stunning photography of the drivers, the cars and the personalities behind the Renault team during the mid 1990s...

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This book has been dedicated to the previous ownerBernard Cahier was just five years old when his father took him to see his first motor race, the 1932 Miramas Grand Prix. He was so entranced by the spectacle and the smells that he decided he would become a racing driver. The war, though, put pa..

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In this, the second volume of William Court’s series, he continues the story of 1952-1973, a Grand Prix scene in which Italian front engine cars and Italian drivers reigned supreme, to an era which British technological innovation and driving talent swept the board. As Eoin Young observes in his for..

This is the story of how Frank Williams turned a lifetime’s dedication to motor racing into World Championship winning success. This book is a detailed account of one man's life in racing and also the day-to-day working of the team. It includes extensive profiles of Patrick Head, the desig..

Frank Williams / Patrick Head / Sheridan Thynne / Neil Oatley / Alan Challis / Frank Dernie / Peter Collins / Charles S Stuart / Keke Rosberg / Jacques LaffiteThis is the story of how Frank Williams turned a lifetime’s dedication to motor racing into World Championship winning success. This..

Racing The Silver Arrows is the story of how the silver racing cars of Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union - funded, in part, by the Nazis dominated the Grand Prix scene during the latter half of the 1930s. In order to tell this fascinating tale in a manner never attempted before, author Chris Nixon has do..

Please note this example is signed by the author and dedicated by him to the previous owner.Racing The Silver Arrows is the story of how the silver racing cars of Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union - funded, in part, by the Nazis dominated the Grand Prix scene during the latter half of the 1930s. In order..

Rivals, is the story of what are perhaps the best and least known Grand Prix cars of all: the Mercedes-Benz W196 and the Lancia D50. The W196 is an icon of racing car design, rightly remembered as one of the most innovative and successful GP cars of all time, winning all but three of the 12 Grandes ..

This book taps into the author’s wealth of knowledge amassed as BRM chairman for 20 years. It is splendidly illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, many from Louis Stanley’s own personal collection and therefore previously unseen. This is a combination of hard edged raci..

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