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Go Like Hell - Le Mans

Details: In the 1960s
Enzo Ferrari emerged as
the dominant force in
sports cars in the world,
creating speed machines
that were unbeatable on
the race track. In
America, the Ford Motor
Company was quickly
losing ground as the
pre-eminent brand. Henry
Ford II saw a solution.
He decided to declare war
on Ferrari, to build a
faster car than anything
Ferrari had brought to
the track, and to beat
him at the world's
biggest race, Le Mans.
Ferrari was just as
determined to see off
this challenge from
across the Atlantic. With
practically no safety
regulations in place in
the European Grand Prix
races, horrific
accidents were routine,
with both drivers and
spectators killed in many
races. The stakes were
incredibly high, money
and men were thrown at
the competition, neither
Ford or Ferrari would
accept anything but
victory. The battle to
become the fastest in the
world truly became a race
to the death. Ideal for:
A must-buy for any
motorsports fan. This
paperback book has 416
pages and measures: 19.7
x 12.7 x 2.5cm

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£2.99

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Michael Schumacher - The
Definitive Race By Race Record
Of His Grand Prix Career

Details: Here is the
ultimate pictorial
reference book on Michael
Schumacher, the Grand
Prix driver whose race
record is unlikely ever
to be beaten. From the
author of Haynes'
best-selling "Michael
Schumacher: The Whole
Story", it presents a
gloriously illustrated
and authoritative
analysis of his entire
Formula 1 career. There
is full statistical
information for each of
his 249 races, from Spa
1991 to Brazil 2006,
together with dramatic
action and human interest
photographs, statistics,
Schumacher's own
insights and every record
he ever broke. Ideal for:
A fantastic book for all
F1 fans. This hardback
book has 352 pages and
measures: 29 x 23.5 x
2.5cm.

Availability: In Stock

£5.99

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The Classic Motor Racing
Circuits Of Europe

Details: This exciting
new book provides readers
with a detailed study of
some of Europes most
famous motor racing
circuits, bringing the
history of these
spectacular venues to
life. The circuits
covered include
Brooklands, Goodwood,
Silverstone, Le Mans,
Reims, Hockenheim,
Nurburgring, Imola,
Monza and Monaco/Monte
Carlo Spa. Covering
everything from the
history, origin and
development of each
track, to the famous
drivers who took to the
tarmac and the amazing
cars they drove in; both
historic and
contemporary, this is a
must have read for every
motor racing fan. Other
areas examined include
significant events and
famous races that took
place at each site, as
well as a brief look at
the many teams which
performed there. Written
by leading motor sport
historian David Venables,
this fantastic new book
is a celebration of these
magnificent sporting
venues and the
exhilarating feast of men
and machines which have
entertained enthusiasts
for decades. Fully
illustrated throughout
with a variety of
photographs, drawings
and detailed diagrams
showing the development
of the circuits over the
years, this is the book
that motor racing
enthusiasts have been
waiting for! Ideal For:
This would make the
perfect gift for all fans
of motor sport racing.

Availability: In Stock

£3.99

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