Formula One and Grand Prix

Stanley Paul, London, UK, 1993 208 pages. An insider's "fly on the wall" account of the Camel Benetton Ford World Championship challenge that exposes the complexity of running a modern top tier F1 team.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Translated By John V. Bolster: Frederick Warne Publishers Ltd., London, UK., 1979 241 pages. Subtitled: The History of Grand Prix Racing Cars in France. With color embossed front cover; this edition never issued in dust jacket. . HB/Pictorial Cover. VG+. more information

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Motor Racing Publications London, 1961 160 pages. The first work of its kind to cover all aspects of this new (in the early '60s) Formula. Contains detailed descriptions of the cars, both British and foreign, and the modifications they underwent the first year plus much other valuable information on the drivers, the teams and more. . First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/VG. more information

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Orbis Publishing Limited, UK, 1977 316 pages. A nicely researched and presented look at road racing from the early 1900s through the mid 1970's. Good coverage of classic cars and drivers. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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W.W. Norton & Co. NY, 1968 226 pgs. Presented with Borgeson's usual high-quality research and writing. Probably the best in-depth look at the pre-wing era courses and Grand Prix pilots. . First Edition. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Patrick Stephens Ltd. Cambridge, UK, 1977 143 pages. Subtitled, "How it started, how it grew and how you can tackle it today." One of the best available references on this series, still as valuable for vintage racing today as back when it was the "cutting edge" resource. With chapters by James Hunt, Tom Pryce, Emerson Fittipaldi, Jody Scheckter and more. Note: Small gift inscription to previous owner.. First Edition. HB/DJ. VG/VG. more information

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Introduction By Alain Prost: Dorling Kindersley Publishing Inc., NY, 1994 64 pages. Offers a colorful look at these winning Williams designs, with unusual coverage of the transporter, team detail and more.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Subtitled: A Century of Drivers & Cars: Motorbooks International Osceola, WI, 1997 196 pages. Foreword by Phil Hill. An enjoyably presented work by the former child star of Mickey mouse and My Three Sons. All of your favoirte racing names are well represented.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Macdonald & Co. Ltd., UK, 1966 356 pages. Subtitled, "A History of Grand Prix Motor Racing 1906 - 1951." One of the top two Grand Prix references for this era. With a foreword by the late Laurence Pomeroy. Please note: This is an oversized book and may require additional postage.. HB/DJ. VG+/G. more information

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Bookmarque Publishing, UK, 1993 112 pages. One of the very few references ever written on the Formula Junior era. Lists all the major manufacturers with specifications, photos, build history and more. A great resource for these rare cars.. First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Bookmarque Publishing, UK, 1996 176 pages. Subtitled, "Grand Prix & Formula One Motor Racing 1961-1965." Offers great detail with thumbnail specs, photos and narrative text for all of this classic models. Please Note: this is a Limited Edition, #513 of 1000 copies.. First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Foreword By Jean Todt: Chronosports S.A., Switzerland, 2007 224 pages. An inexpensive, glossy overview of the 2007 Grand Prix year. With extensive photo coverage of the drivers, cars, teams, groupies and courses of that year's circuits. . HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Foreword By Stirling Moss: Guinness Superlatives Ltd., UK, 1980 264 pages. An excellent general history of Grand Prix racing from 1950 through 1979. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG. more information

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Doubleday & Co. Inc, Garden City, NY., 1965 304 pages. Contains great photography and text covering all the '50s and '60s greats written in the "real time" contex of the mid '60s. Nicely done. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG-. more information

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Foxwood Publishing Ltd., UK, 1977 64 pages. A nice mid 1970's look at F1 from its early roots through the advancements of the early wing era. Even includes coverage of Ronnie Peterson's 6 wheel Tryrrell Type 34!. First Edition. HB/Pictorial Cover. VG. more information

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G.T. Foulis & Co. Ltd. London, UK, 1953 128 pages. The history of one of racing's favorite 1950's formulas which became the developmental career ladder step for many top Grand Prix drivers. A nice surviving copy. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG. more information

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The Marshall Press Limited, UK, 1950 178 pages. An excellent resource on these cars which were once the entry level ladder to open wheel racing, and which are now some of the most keenly sought after vintage race cars today.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/VG+. more information

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The Crowood Press, UK, 1990 350 pages. Gift inscription to previous owner on flyleaf. Charts the growth of Frank William's team from the earliest days in the '60s to their growth as a dominate team in Formula One. Contains many great insights into William's personal life as well. Light foxing to page edges.. First Edition So Stated. HB/DJ. VG/VG. more information

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Edita Lausanne, Switzerland, 1969 256 pages. German Text. Covers the complete automobile scene for 1968 at multiple levels including Formula 1 competition, Can Am results, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, new model inrroductions at auto shows and much more. . HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Patrick Stephens Ltd. Cambridge, UK, 1994 232 pages. Subtitled, "The grind behind the glamour of the SASOL Jordan Grand Prix team." Offers a nice insider's look at what it takes to compete and win at the highest level of modern motorsports.. First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Motorbooks International Osceola, WI, 1997 216 pages. Loaded with behind the scenes team details, photographs, and information on the Stewart racing team.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Foreword By Nelson Piquet: Hazleton Publishing Surrey, UK, 1981 256 pages. 30th Anniversary Edition. The standard benchmark of reference for all things F1 that season. Also includes detailed results from the World Endurance Championhip, F2, F3 and other International Motor Racing 1981-82. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Haynes Publishing, UK, 1998 159 pages. Covers the inside story of this winning team in close detail. Examines each aspect of the drivers, the designers, the managers and the team members and crews themselves. . First Edition So Stated. SB. Near Fine. more information

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Subtitled: Racing's Formula for Failure?: Macmillan London Limited, UK, 1975 80 pages. Contains the only published history of all known racing 4WD cars, with a focus on the 1969 Formula One variations. . First Edition. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Hazleton Publishing Surrey, UK, 1985 283 pages. The most complete work on Sir Jack's F1 cars. Covers the earliest '61 prototypes through the last of the '72 models sold as a turn-key team to Bernie Ecclestone. . First Edition So Stated. HB/DJ. Near Fine/VG+. more information

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Patrick Stephens Ltd. Somerset, UK, 1992 304 pgs. Subtitled: "The Full Drama of the Races which Decided the World Championship 1950-1992". Offers close inside observations about individual drivers, teams, and equipment during the transition into the modern era.. First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Harper & Row Publishers, New York, 1965 190 pages. One of the classic early works on Grand Prix car evolution spanning the prewar and post war periods. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG-. more information

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Arrow Books, UK, 1984 254 pages. A nicely well detailed overview of 1980's Grand Prix drivers, circuits, cars and teams.. PBK. VG+. more information

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Foreword By Murray Walker: Colour Library Direct, UK, 1999 128 pages. Covers the 1999 F1 Championship season in race-by-race detail, with in depth looks at every driver, team and machine.. HB/Pictorial Cover. Near Fine. more information

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Motorbooks International Osceola, WI, 1996 256 pages. Previous owner's name embossed on flyleaf. Subtitled: The Definitive Illustrated Guide to Grand Prix Motor Racing. Foreword By Damon Hill. Offers a introductory look at the earlier pre-war Grand Prix history and then gives detailed focus on the 1990's modern era. . HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Foreword By Mario Andretti: Hazleton Publishing Surrey, UK, 1978 264 pages. The standard benchmark of reference for all things F1 that season. Also includes detailed results from the World Championhip of Makes, F2, F3 and other International Motor Racing and Rallying 1978-79. . HB/DJ. VG/VG+. more information

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Motorbooks International Osceola, WI, 1984 252 pgs. The (then) reigning two time World Driving Champion covers key elements of 1980's cutting edge race technology. A keen first hand insight into the way new technology effected driving style.. First Edition So Stated. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Foreword By Robin Herd, CBE: Aston Publications, UK, 1990 256 pages. Subtitled: "The full inside story of the company, the people and the cars". Covers the two glorious decades when these cars were F1 Championship contenders. One of the best manufacturing histories written.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Haynes Publishing, UK, 2006 206 pages. Subtitled: "The Front-Engined Formula 1 Era 1906 - 1960." 2nd Edition. Written with Ludvigsen's usual excellence in research and presentation. The next best reference to the $800 Pomeroy volumes. . HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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John Miles Ltd., UK, 1935 264 pages. The classic prewar reference on (then) state of the art Grand Prix teams, cars and circuits. With many unusual photographs and well supported by detailed text. . HB/NDJ. VG-/-. more information

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Paul Oxman Publishing Company, CA, 1974 158 pages. A focused look at the 1974 F1 season that saw Emerson Fittipaldi win the season Championship, and also the loss of Peter Revson.. HB/DJ. VG-/VG-. more information

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G.T. Foulis & Co. Ltd. London, UK, 1951 210 pages. The only known decent history of Formula 3. . HB/DJ. Near Fine/VG-. more information

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Newnes, UK, 1936 Unpaginated, approximately 128 pages. With articles by Earl Howe and Richard Seaman. Contains outstanding original period photography from 1930s Grand Prix motor racing.. HB/NDJ. VG/-. more information

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Dedicated to Richard Seaman: Floyd Clymer Los Angeles, CA, 1947 126 pages. Subtitled: "A Pictorial History of Grand Prix Racing." With articles by Dick Seaman. Covers the pre-war Mercedes team and other epic races. . SB. VG+. more information

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Sports Car Press NY, 1961 128 pages. One of the popular 1960's Modern Sport Car Series. A very rare title for Formula Junior covering the full range of "real time" purchase, preparation, competition and more. . SB. VG+. more information

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Ardennes Productions, Montreal, Canada, 2004 Running time 61 minutes. Contains racing footage of all 27 FIA Formula 1 World Champions from Giuseppe Farina to Michael Schumacher including many segments with extremely rare on-board camera footage. Narrated by Stirling Moss, Jackie Stewart and Mario Andretti. NTSC Region 1 Encoded. Not Rated. . New/Factory Sealed. DVD Full Screen Format. more information

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Motorbooks International Osceola, WI, 1996 216 pages. Subtitled, "Behind the scenes of Williams-Renault F1." Foreward By Damon Hill OBE. A nice behind-the-scenes look at one of the modern era's most successful F1 teams.. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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Macmillan London Limited, UK, 1977 143 pages. Subtitled, "Great Racing Cars of the Donington Collection." For any fan of single seat racing this is the finest candy store in the galaxy. Everything, absolutely everythng you have ever deeply admired is represented in this collection in close detail.. HB/DJ. VG+/Near Fine. more information

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Arthur Barker Ltd., London, UK, 1982 173 pages. Our choice as the best "behind the scenes" look at any 1980's F1 team. Unveils the tactics and technology of Williams Engineering from top to bottom.. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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B. T. Batsford Ltd., London, UK., 1977 144 pages. A close look at the venerable Grand Prix of England from the roaring twenties through the advent of the aerodynamic wing assisted era.. First Edition. HB/DJ. Near Fine/VG. more information

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Subtitled: The Post-War Front-Engined GP Cars: Haynes (Foulis) Publishing Group Ltd. Somerset, UK, 1991 159 pgs. Covers the postwar glory years of front engine GP racing in fine detail with hundreds of archival B&B photos, supported by expert descriptive text.. First Edition. HB/DJ. VG+/Near Fine. more information

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Haynes Publishing, UK, 2008 240 pages. Offers uncommonly good photography featuring the cars, the tracks, the crowds and drivers of the end of Grand Prix racing's pre-wing era . Nicely done. Appears as an unused copy.. HB/DJ. Near Fine/Near Fine. more information

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Motor Racing Publications London, 1960 344 pages.. HB/DJ. VG/VG-. more information

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Motor Racing Publications London, 1959 267 pages.. HB/DJ. VG/VG-. more information

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The Bobbs-Merrill Company, IN, 1970 208 pages. Examines some of the most successful and least successful Grand Prix designs from Mercedes Benz, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Auto Union, Bugatti and other leading designers in close technical detail.. HB/DJ. VG+/VG+. more information

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