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NEW August 2006 Competition Car Suspension (4th Edition) A practical handbook by Allan Staniforth The design and development of suspension systems is a vital ingredient for winning performance. The author, an acknowledged expert, demystifies this complex subject, explaining the theory and practice of successful suspension engineering, and exploring how and why suspension systems work. Since this book was first published in 1988, there have been some revolutionary changes, partly through advancing technology, but also due to major alterations to the rules at the peak of the sport. These developments are all reflected in this book, which has been fully revised to include updated examples and case studies. Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 240pp 120 colour illustrations isbn: 1844253287 no: H4328 Haynes rrp: 25.00 NEW May 2006 Coppa and Targa Florio A 20th Century Epic by Pino Fondi, Gianni Cancellieri Coppa Florio began in 1905 while Targa Florio in 1906, they evolved over the years, hand-in-hand with the ever growing popularity of the car itself. The narrow and tortuous roads of the Sicilian mountains were testimony to the feats of Fiat, Bugatti, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Lancia, Ferrari and Porsche. On the occasion of the Targa Florio Centenary the book retraces this charming epics thanks to a vivid text and hundred of pictures, many of them unpublished. The work is complemented by a rich appendix reporting the complete results of all the Coppa and Targa Florio editions. Hardback, 315 x 245mm, 450pp 400 illustrations isbn 8879112708 no: N2708 naDa rrp: 49.99 NEW September 2006 Postcards from Detroit Photographs and reflections from the Detroit Grand Prix by Roger Hart No one would ever confuse Motown with Monaco but in the 1980s the two cities had at least one thing in common: both were hosts to Grands Prix. In 1982 in an effort to showcase the home of Ford, G.M. and Chrysler as an international world-class city, community leaders lured the F1 circus into running a 2.5-mile course on the bumpy streets around Detroits Renaissance Center. After seven years and winners John Watson, Michele Alboreto, Nelson Piquet, Keke Rosberg, and Ayrton Senna, the races left Detroit, never to return. Dramatic photos and insightful reminiscences from drivers, teams, and journalists. Hardback, 255 x 230mm, 96pp 30 b w, 73 colour illustrations isbn 1893618722 no: DB1872 DaviD Bull rrp: 14.99 NEW April 2006 Vic Elford Reflections on a Golden Era of Motorsport by Vic Elford foreword by Ferdinand Piech A vivid and entertaining recollection of one of the most dramatic periods in racing when speed often outstripped technology and the drivers nerve and car control was expected to bridge the gap. A personal look at fellow racers and team principals, including John Cooper, who helped begin the rearengine revolution, Porsches Ferdinand Piech, and Jim Hall, whose Chaparrals rewrote the book on aerodynamics. The 1960s and 1970s saw more advances in motorsport than any other period in its history, and Elford chronicles them as only someone who experienced them first hand can. Hardback, 235 x 210mm, 280pp 130 b w, 40 colour illustrations isbn 1893618528 no: DB1852 DaviD Bull rrp: 19.99 NEW June 2006 Formula 1 in Camera 1960-69 by Paul Parker Building on the success of Hayness two previous titles in this series, which cover the 1970s and 1980s, this book takes a nostalgic look at the 1960s. Offering the same combination of informative text, race statistics and glorious colour photography, it brings alive the heroic era of Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Stirling Moss, Jackie Stewart, John Surtees, Bruce McLaren, Jack Brabham and Jochen Rindt. For many fans, this was the era when Formula 1 was at its peak thrilling and dangerous, but still a sport. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 240pp 300 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252183 no: H4218 Haynes rrp: 30.00 NEW September 2006 Formula 1 2005/2006 Technical Analysis by Giorgio Piola Giorgio Piolas annual technical analysis of Formula One reveals all the secrets of the cars that competed for the 2005 Formula One World Championship, which saw Fernando Alonso and Renault take the drivers crown for the first time. Technical illustrations show the cars various stages of evolution. Each chapter of the book focuses on a specific sector of development, including the sports new regulations, the cars chassis, cockpits and aerodynamics. Each team has its own chapter, analysing its cars technical development in even greater detail. Mauro Coppini and Mauro Forghieri give their usual contributions too. Paperback, 243 x 270mm, 116pp 300 colour technical drawings isbn 8879113917 no: N3917 naDa rrp: 22.50 NEW June 2006 Grand Prix Rare Images of the First 100 Years by Quentin Spurring This richly illustrated photographic essay captures the human drama and technical ingenuity that have characterized Grand Prix motor racing since the first event in 1906. Most of the photos are published here for the first time. Beginning with wonderful images from glass-plate negatives, the book graphically tells the story of the iconic cars that changed the sport and the men who raced them including Nazzaro, Nuvolari, Caracciola, Fangio, Moss, Clark, Prost, Senna, Schumacher, and many more ending with Fernando Alonsos historic championship in 2005. An insight into the highly competitive people who have advanced this sport. Hardback, 280 x 280mm, 240pp 195 b w, 60 colour illustrations isbn 1893618676 no: DB1867 DaviD Bull rrp: 29.99 NEW March 2006 Walt Hansgen His Life and the History of Post- War American Road Racing by Michael Argetsinger Walt Hansgen was a dominant driver in sports cars for the Cunningham team, then went on to prove his talent at the Indianapolis 500 as well as in NASCAR and Formula 1. Hansgen was also a first-rate development driver, and the book provides previously unpublished technical data and development history from his experience with D-type Jaguars, Lister-Jaguars, Birdcage Maseratis, and other cars. Tragically, he died of injuries suffered at Le Mans driving a Ford GT40 Mk II in 1966. The book is illustrated with original photos, many supplied from the Hansgen family collection. Hardback, 235 x 210mm, 400pp 130 b w, 20 colour illustrations isbn 1893618544 no: DB1854 DaviD Bull rrp: 29.99 NEW April 2006 Memories of James Hunt by Christopher Hilton This intimate portrait of controversial World Champion James Hunt in series with the successful Memories of Ayrton Senna was put together from responses to the question: what is your strongest memory of him? Hunt public school hell-raiser, loved and feared broadcaster, an enigma even to his friends was one of the very few people who lived life as he wanted to. Because those who knew him and worked with him were free to reminisce rather than restrict themselves to a specific topic, all sorts of new and surprising material emerges. Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 160pp 60 b w, 100 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252159 no: H4215 Haynes rrp: 19.99 NEW June 2006 The Lost Generation The brilliant but tragic lives of rising British F1 stars Roger Williamson, Tony Brise and Tom Pryce by David Tremayne The 1970s was a great decade for British racing drivers, but it was also the era in which the nation lost a generation of brilliant young drivers Roger Williamson, Tony Brise and Tom Pryce in tragic accidents. All had the potential to be World Champions. With access to their families, friends and race colleagues, David Tremayne tells their full stories for the first time. It makes for poignant but uplifting reading. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 240pp 110 b w, 110 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252051 no: H4205 Haynes rrp: 30.00 TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW TITLES NEW E-mail: sales@haynes.co.uk Website: www.haynes.co.uk 63

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