Book of Famous Motorists

In the 1930s Sir Malcolm Campbell broke all land and water speed records. In the 1950s and 60s his son, Donald, did the same. Donald died when his boa..

Bob Chamberlain was the consummate engineer. Never considering his lack of tertiary training to be an impediment, he was one of those "seat of the pan..

Colin Chapman's contribution to the post war world of international motor racing was immeasurable. From his first steps as a car designer in 1947, whe..

Derek Bell's twenty-year professional motor racing career has embraced a wider spectrum than any other British driver. Starting out with his sight..

Italian language book. It depicts the memories of Gioachino Colombo, whose long and successful career as a designer of Grand Prix racing cars was not ..