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65 E-mail: sales@haynes.co.uk Website: www.haynes.co.uk 1000 Miles to Glory: The History of the Baja 1000 by Marty Fiolka foreword by Peter Brock For those who have taken on its dusty, larger-than-life challenge, the Baja 1000 has always been the ultimate battlefield of man and machine versus the elements. With roots stretching back to the early days of dirt bikes and dune buggies to modern Trophy Trucks that defy the laws of physics, the colorful and rich history of the Baja 1000 is a living testament to mans inherent need to conquer the impossible. From the foreword by Peter Brock to the complete race-byrace index of each Baja 1000, this book will envelop the reader in the colorful legacy of this amazing, internationally recognized endurance race. Hardback, 279 x 229mm, 256pp 300+ colour and b w illustrations isbn: 1893618366 no: DB1836 DaviD Bull rrp: 24.99 Abarth: The man, the machines by Luciano Greggio This in-depth biography of Carlo Abarth details his personal life; his early motorcycling projects and races; the Cisitalia period and its unfortunate decline and his long and successful venture into car-tuning which resulted in Abarth cars becoming renowned throughout the world. The book contains a full technical specification for each model produced, supported by original chassis drawings and engine cutaways. Also included is an exhaustive and accurate year-by-year racing history. The book is richly illustrated with mostly previously unpublished photographs, many of them from Abarths personal archive. Hardback, 270 x 243mm, 520pp 80 colour and 600 b w illustrations isbn: 8879112635 no: N2635 naDa rrp: 44.99 The Amazing Summer of 55 The year of motor racings biggest dramas, worst tragedies and greatest victories by Eoin Young This nostalgic book recalls motor racing highlights from half a century ago, when the sport was heroic and highly dangerous. Pivotal moments that summer include Stirling Moss and Denis Jenkinson winning the Mille Miglia, Alberto Ascari crashing into the harbour at Monaco, the spectator catastrophe at Le Mans, and Juan Manuel Fangios apparent gift of victory to Moss in the British Grand Prix. Recommended Daily Telegraph Written with wit and wisdom, this is an enjoyable if occasionally harrowing read Motor Sport a neat idea...good holiday reading Octane Gripping stuff Practical Classics Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 256pp 64 b w illustrations isbn: 1844251144 no: H4114 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Mario Andretti: A Driving Passion by Gordon Kirby foreword by Dan Gurney Marios first biography documents the toughness, intelligence, and humour that makes Mario the man so compelling and reveals the remarkable mixture of determination and luck good and bad that defined his career as the most versatile and accomplished racer of all time. Forthright, candid, and richly illustrated with family scrapbook material and behind-the-scenes team photos, Mario and his fellow racers provide an insiders perspective on developing revolutionary racing technology, including the Lotus F1 ground-effect era. an enthralling and amazing portrayal Classic Cars This is a must-have book Classic Sports Car Paperback, 279 x 279mm, 252pp 297 colour and b w illustrations isbn: 1893618129 no: DB1812 DaviD Bull rrp: 21.99 Archie and The Listers The heroic story of Archie Scott Brown and the racing marque he made famous by Robert Edwards On 3 April 1954 the product of an unlikely union first took to the track, at Snetterton in Norfolk. The Lister- MG sports racing car, driven by a Scottish amateur who made his living as a travelling salesman, stormed through to win. The driver was Archie Scott Brown and he was dreadfully disabled. Over the next five years he won 71 major races, 44 of them in Cambridge-built Lister cars. This book, named Book of the Year by Classic Sports Car magazine, tells the story of that memorable partnership. a detailed and uplifting account marvellous Daily Telegraph brilliantly written Autocar Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 248pp 103 illustrations isbn: 1852604697 no: R469 Haynes rrp: 19.99 The Art of Dexter Brown by Robert Edwards foreword by Toyah Willcox Dexter Brown is one of the foremost artists working in the automotive field. He paints in two distinct ways. His dynamic abstract style is familiar to many motorsport fans but, under the pseudonym of de Bruyne, he also does Impressionistic pictures of the Edwardian era, when motoring was new. His other work, for rock concerts and the theatre, not to mention his street scenes and intimate figure studies, reveal an unusually diverse talent. Illustrated with a wealth of fullcolour examples of his paintings. A long-awaited tribute Daily Telegraph a long overdue subject for a book Classic Sports Car well worth a look Daily Express Hardback, 283 x 315mm, 96pp 143 mainly colour illustrations isbn: 1859606954 no: H695 Haynes rrp: 35.00 The Motorsport Art of Juan Carlos Ferrigno by Christopher Hilton foreword by Sir Stirling Moss In series with the highly successful The Motorsport Art of Michael Turner, this large-format, magnificently illustrated book by prize-winning Argentinian artist Juan Carlos Ferrigno is a must-have purchase for motor racing enthusiasts. Written by Christopher Hilton, it contains fullcolour reproductions of Ferrignos paintings, plus pictures of his preliminary sketches, notes and doodles, together with a biography and photographs of the artist at work. A good read and superb reproduction Classic Sports Car mandatory reading Motor Sport effortlessly captures the sheer pace of Formula One cars Daily Telegraph Hardback, 283 x 315mm, 96pp 143 mainly colour illustrations isbn: 1859606652 no: H665 Haynes rrp: 35.00 The Motorsport Art of Michael Turner (2nd Edition) by Michael Turner For more than half a century, artist Michael Turner has been painting and drawing cars, circuits, races and personalities in all branches of motorsport worldwide. Here is his story, brought fully up to date in the expanded second edition of this bestselling book. Brim full of anecdotes and illustrated with his own meticulously accurate drawings and paintings, most in colour, it is a unique record from one of motorsports most respected living artists. a stunning book Classic Car Weekly a very good book indeed VSCC Bulletin essential for fans of the artist Formula 1 Magazine Hardback, 283 x 315mm, 112pp 158 illustrations, most in colour isbn: 1859608124 no: H812 Haynes rrp: 35.00 The NASCAR Art of Sam Bass by Sam Bass Sam Bass is the pre-eminent painter of NASCAR Nextel Cup racing and drivers. His energetic, multi-image paintings forged close relationships with top drivers such as Dale Earnhardt and Rusty Wallace. Though his art is well known, few people realise that Sam is responsible for the liveries and team uniforms of nearly half the cars on the grid. In his first retrospective, Sam recounts his favourite paintings, shares driver stories, and explains the background to his seldom discussed design work. Paperback, 279 x 229mm, 160pp 137 colour and b w illustrations isbn: 1893618323 no: DB1832 DaviD Bull rrp: 18.99 Alberto Ascari Ferraris First Double Champion by Karl Ludvigsen foreword by Mario Andretti Following his highly-acclaimed and vividly illustrated biographies of Stirling Moss, Jackie Stewart, Juan Manuel Fangio and Dan Gurney, Karl Ludvigsen here tells the full racing history of Alberto Ascari, the Italian double World Champion who the legendary Fangio described as my greatest opponent. excellent Motoring News a splendid addition The Independent Strongly recommended The Automobile fascinating and beautiful Classic Cars nicely timed The Times a vivid picture of this postwar legend Vintage Racecar Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 255 illustrations including colour isbn: 1859606806 no: H680 Haynes rrp: 25.00

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