Marque & Motor Sport Manufacturers

The essential Speedster book has been created. Three years in the making, Porsche Speedster Typ 540: Quintessential Sports Car presents the story of the Typ 540 from its inception as the America Roadster, through its defining years as the Speedster, and follows with a look at its successor, the Conv..

The term "Porsche Turbo" was heard for the first time at the beginning of the seventies. Since then, it has become synonymous with high performance sports engines for racing and production cars. Porsche Turbo, the inimitable combination of these two elements has left an indelible mark on the racing ..

The post-war baby Austin broke new ground as Austin's first chassisless car. This book follows its development from the A30 into the A35, a vehicle whose liveliness, reliability and economy bear comparison with many a modern car. Included are images of early experimential designs like the Duncan Dra..

The Jaguar XK engine is most certainly a legend in its own lifetime. With its variable capacity and application from the XK120 Sports car, to C and D Type race cars, Jaguar produced a winning engine. In this book, Doug Nye looks at the golden era of sports racing cars, ‘powered by Jaguar’. With a ch..

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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..

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..

Volume 1 is John Wyer’s own account of his time as Team Manager with Aston Martin through the 1950s and early 1960s and presents a year by year account of his 13 seasons racing with the David Brown Aston Martins. Volume 2 is about the reminiscences of the personalities within the team, the drivers a..

Len Shaw is one of that band of gifted amateurs who were the backbone of British motor sport in the 1950s. As a founder member of The Hagley and District Light Car Club, he competed in trials and speed events in the 1930s. A skilled driver, the success he gained after the war driving his own MG YA i..

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