Racing Cars

The success of British sports/racing cars during the 1950s was an integral part of the growth of British motor racing power in the post-war years. Two major British teams lead from the front, Aston Martin and Jaguar. They stimulated British interest in sports car racing and their example encouraged ..

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Limited and individually numbered edition. Only 1500 copies published. This book was prompted by the pre-war German domination of Grand Prix racing. Much previously unpublished information about the manufacturers, politics and personalities involved is presented in these pages, together with detaile..

For 75 years the evolution of racing cars has been matched by the evolution of racings drivers. Each mechanical advance has been accommodated by new intellectual and physical skills in the cockpit. This is Charles Fox’s story of the striving toward unknown limits, from the French Grand Prix in..

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The most active class of motor racing during the 1930s was probably the voiturette class for racing cars up to 1500cc. It was a class in which British cars gained many victories between 1931 and 1940. This is the story of the racing in that class in the years which ended in World War II. Beginning w..

The most active class of motor racing during the 1930s was probably the voiturette class for racing cars up to 1500cc. It was a class in which British cars gained many victories between 1931 and 1940. This is the story of the racing in that class in the years which ended in World War II. Beginning w..

Williams - The Story of a Racing Team charts the growth of Frank Williams' team, from the early days in the sixties - when the organisation that was to become Williams Grand Prix Engineering was being established - through to considerable Formula 1 Grand Prix success in the present day. The book..

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