Award winning author and automotive historian Joel E. Finn, renowned for his expertise on American Road Racing, has taken on the subject of the country's largest sporting event of 1912:...
Third in a series of annual reviews of vintage sports-car racing in Europe, covers 1983. Special sections on Jaguar and the GP of Lausanne.plus races at Mugello, Zandvoort, Brand Hatch,...
Americans have raced on more than 6,000 racetracks, road courses and drag strips, at home and abroad, since an American Duryea and a German Benz met in the snow in...
Ford's motorsport center, at Boreham, Essex, first opened in 1963 and finally closed its doors at the end of 2003, bringing to an end 40 years of involvement with Ford's...
Starting in 1950 and ending in 1956, the sports car at Pebble Beach were the premier road racing events on the U.S. West Coast. This is a scrapbook that reproduces...
. From 1955 to 1980, the British Motor Corporation - later British Leyland - was committed to motorsport, mainly rallying, as a means of product improvement and customer publicity. Here,...
Originally intended to be a single volume covering all of Jaguar's motorsport activities, this work just grew and grew and grew. Every month of writing would bring forth new discoveries...
Driving Forces by Peter Stevenson Grand Prix racing in the late 1920s through the early 1930s was "owned" by the powerful, state-backed Italian teams with drivers like Nuvolari and Varzi,...
The design and construction of Formula 1 reaching machines, Indy cars, and sports cars have changed beyond recognition over the past decade. This authoritative yet readable volume assesses the intricate...
This book details the origin and racing history of the Ferrari 333 SP. Uniquely, none of the 333 SP models were entered into races by Ferrari itself. The cars were...
This book details the origin and racing history of the Ferrari 333 SP. Uniquely, none of the 333 SP models were entered into races by Ferrari itself. The cars were...
GT40 was one of the finest racing automobiles ever built, a supreme effort on the part of Ford motor Company. Featured is the GT40, Mk. I - Mk. IV, from...
When international Grand Prix motor racing resumed following World War Two, the red cars of Italy were the dominant force, and Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Maserati swept all before them....
This is a 6 book Carroll Smith kit. Drive to Win, The Essential Guide to Race Driving: Take pole position to learn the ground rules, techniques and procedures of driving...
A scrapbook assembled by Art Evans, with remembrances by John Fitch and friends. Not intended to be a comprehensive treatment of the subject it is instead mostly about John Fitch...
This book discusses racing technical topics in a very friendly manner, without complicated formulas that you can find in numerous "vehicle dynamics" books. The latter books have little practical value...
The triumphs and tragedies of 1960s Grand Prix racing Originally published in 1963 - The Cruel Sport covers Grand Prix racing from 1959 through 1967. It was an era of...
The birth of a Grand Prix Team does not occur everyday, or even every year. Formula One is a desperately difficult business to break into and, when new arrivals do...
A "behind the scenes" look at Indy Car racing through the Target/Chip Ganassi 1996 Champion Racing Team. With champion driver Jimmy Vasser and second place teammate driver Alex Zanardi running...
In 1966, a new set of Formula 1 regulations was adopted for World Championship Grand Prix racing. They matched 3-litre unsupercharged racing engines with 15-litre supercharged units. This formula in effect applied until the...
This Southern California track was used for 8 race meetings from 1951 thru 1956. In this short space of time most of the famous drivers of the era including Shelby...
