Alan Henry Bücher

Dieser außergewöhnliche Bildband berichtet über die aufregende Zeit der Prototypenrennen, als der Klang hochgezüchteter Ferrari-Motoren nicht in modern ausgebauten Motodromen hallte, sondern die nebelverhangenen Eifelwälder oder das sizilianische Bergland erbeben ließen. Angefangen mit den Modellen 196SP und 246SP aus der Saison 1962 bis hin zu den letzten Modellen dieser Ära 512M und 312PB der Jahre 1971 bis 1973 lassen atemberaubende Bilder die unvergessenen, materialmordenden Langstreckenrennen jener Tage lebendig werden.

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The years since Jackie Stewart won the Formula One Grand Prix Championship in 1973 for Great Britain have marked the era of the highly committed sporting Grand Prix professionals. This book details the personalities and exploits of 13 heroes who have raced at ever-increasing speeds.

This is the authorised photographic story of one of the great F1 teams. Established in 1977 by Frank Williams (a not particularly successful driver) and a young, talented engineer Patrick Head. Williams has won seven drivers championships, 108 grand prix victories and nine constructors' championships. Since the start Williams have created an exclusiv, hand-selected archive of the best photographs of the team and their successes. This is first time these photographs have been used in a book and the first time many have been seen. This is the ultimate F1 fans souvenir and a must have for followers of Williams.

A behind-the-scenes look at this colorful, often controversial team. As the 1998 season unfolds, all eyes will be on Benetton, curious to see how its new boss David Richards will run the team. His aim, to beef up Benetton with 'the passion of Ferrari, the technical strengths of Williams, and the marketing skill of McLaren'. Details the significance of Mecachrome taking over the preparation of the team's Renault V10 engines. Looks at what went wrong after the glory years of Schumacher's back-to-back World Championships in 1994 and 1995.

Now available in paperback! Alan Henry profiles the M cars, from the glorious M1 to todays M5, and chronicles the companys history prior to the launch of the M1 in the 1970s. Each car is profiled in depth, including background and development, specs and driving impressions. BMWs racing exploits are also covered, from Le Mans and the Mille Miglia in the 1930s to F1 in the 1980s.