Product Description: This deluxe and lavishly illustrated book documents a half-century of Formula 1 with Britain's most famous racing cars. Whether you are a fan of McLaren the company or McLaren the man, there is a lot to celebrate between the pages of this elegantly designed book that contains numerous historic and never-before-seen photographs...read more

Product Description: The greatest duel in Formula One history: the 1976 season between Austrian Niki Lauda and Britain's James Hunt. As the '75 season ended, Hunt was out of Formula One racing while Lauda was world champion and the odds-on favorite for '76 with a year's contract ahead of him and Enzo Ferrari begging him to sign a multi-year deal...read more

The Limit tells the enthralling story of Phil Hill -- a lowly California mechanic who defied all expectations to become the first American-born driver to win the Grand Prix Championship -- and, on the fiftieth anniversary of his triumph, brings to life a vanished world of glamour, valor and daring. With the pacing of a novel, Michael Cannell charts Hill's journey from dusty California lots into the ranks of a singular breed of men.

Product Description: A fully updated, turbo-charged account of 60 years of Formula One, endangering the lives of its drivers and thrilling its fans since 1950 Viewed rationally, of course, there was something not quite right about Gilles Villeneuve...read more

Product Description: Few spectator sports generate such excitement as Formula 1. The name refers to the most advanced and competitive of the FIA's racing formulae. It's a raw combination of speed, skill and that certain hint of daring. Journey back in time to the glory years of the 1960s...read more

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Formula One was at its most explosive, with thrilling races, charismatic drivers, nail-biting climaxes—and one of the most dangerous rivalries ever witnessed in sports. Two of F1's most honored champions and iconic figures drove together for McLaren for two seasons, and their acrimonious and hostile relationship extended even after one of them had left the team. Alain Prost was France's only F1 world champion, an intelligent, smooth driver with the epithet "Le Professeur," while Ayrton Senna was the mercurial kid from a privileged background in Sao Paolo who would become the most intense and ruthless racing driver the world has ever seen. As the great rivals raced to victory, their relationship deteriorated badly, culminating in Prost accusing Senna of deliberately trying to ride him off the circuit, and fearful that the Brazilian would get someone killed with his daring overtaking feats. The final, sad act of this drama happened at the San Marino Grand prix at Imola in May 1994, when Senna was killed.  Insights from Martin Brundle, Damon Hill, Sir Frank Williams, Bernie Ecclestone, Derek Warrick, Johnny Herbert, Gerhard Berger, plus McLaren insiders and other F1 figures provide us with a breathtaking account of one of the all-time classic sporting rivalries.

A pictorial reference book on Michael Schumacher, the Grand Prix driver whose race record is unlikely ever to be beaten. It presents an illustrated analysis of his entire Formula 1 career. It includes statistical information for each of his 249 races, from Spa 1991 to Brazil 2006, together with action and human interest photographs.