Motor Sport

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..

The AFN story is a long and fascinating one of triumphs, intrigues and disasters which will make absorbing reading for anyone interested in sports cars, the motor trade or the inner workings of the motor industry. Above all, though, it is a story of people and in particular of the three Aldington br..

This fabulous book is largely a photographic work. The single page introduction is in English and French. The 13 page chapter that follows it is in French (no translation). The balance of the book (circa 140 pages) is devoted to stunning photography of the 1980s Turbo generation with amazing colour ..

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Grand Prix Report Auto Union has a focus on the mechanics and engineers that were involved with these marvellous machines. Team photographs and correspondence are all reproduced within the book which has been carefully researched, and includes chassis number references as well as some detailed compo..

Here is a heartfelt thanks giving for 77 Grand Prix drivers who, during the period 1897 to 1986, paid the ultimate price for speed, with their lives. But it is no wake. William Court is positively lyrical as he recalls, with great affection and much anecdote, the ‘summer’s lease’ o..

In this volume, the reader is given a detailed, knowledgeable commentary on every race in the 1962 Grand Prix World Championship. He is taken first to the wind-swept dunes of Zandvoort; then on to the Grand Prix of Monaco with its disastrous opening minutes; the Belgian Grand Prix where the fastest ..

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