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‘This is a superbly researched and engagingly written book on one of the most important American automobile racing stories. It will be a primary source on the half century of spectacular Ford racing accomplishments for a long time to come.’ Ken Purdy. This book covers the whole spectrum ..

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Following the success of its sister volume, which covered the 1970s, this book features another classic era of Formula 1, attracting an ever growing interest via TV, ensuring it mainstream sport. The 1980s saw the emergence of McLaren and Williams as the dominant teams. Normally aspirated engines ga..

In 1952 the old Formula 1 was superseded by Formula 2 and many new cars appeared in Grand Prix racing. This book tells of these cars and their performances, along with a background into the events of 1948-1952. Of the competition cars, information is shared on the AFM, Alta, Aston Butterworth, Conna..

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Alan Brown he drove for the Ecurle Richmond The 500 cc class of motor racing is peculiarly British. It grew out of necessity. Those things which were not scarce after the war: enthusiasm, determination and resourcefulness, overcame the other shortages, and rather than wait until times were ..

This was the first work to cover this new formula. Beginning with its origins in Italy, John Blunsden traces Formula Junior’s early history on the continent and its first full season in England. There are detailed descriptions of cars, both British and foreign, and the modifications they underwent a..

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Limited Edition of 500 Copies and signed by the Author; Bernard Cowdrey..

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Archie Frazer-Nash (always with a hyphen) was an enthusiast as early as 1910. In that year he joined H. R. Godfrey to make cyclecars, hence the GN. Some twelve years later they both left their company, Archie to build Frazer Nashes (without a hyphen) and Godfrey later to build HRGs. What they left b..