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69 E-mail: sales@haynes.co.uk Website: www.haynes.co.uk Daytona 500: An Official History by Bob Zeller Finally! The first comprehensive book about the greatest race in America! The individual stories of the men and machines that have made Daytona NASCARs premier event are powerfully told in this sensational book. Beginning with the early beachand-road course era, the book reveals the drama behind each race from the inaugural 1959 race through the tragic 2001 event in which Dale Earnhardt lost his life. Richly illustrated with never-before-seen photos uncovered from the depths of the Daytona archives. Hardback, 279 x 279mm, 192pp 268 colour and b w illustrations isbn: 1893618196 no: DB1819 DaviD Bull rrp: 29.99 James Dean: At Speed by Lee Raskin James Dean is famous for his performances in East of Eden, Rebel Without A Cause, and Giant. Less well known is that James Dean had a lifelong passion for speed and highperformance machines. The tenacious drive that led Dean to meteoric greatness as an actor also propelled him into competition during the early years of sports car racing in Southern California. Dozens of unpublished photos taken by family, friends, and amateur photographers combine with interviews with people who really knew Dean and his motorsports dreams to reveal an unseen side of this American icon. Hardback, 254 x 229mm, 160pp Over 150 illustrations isbn 1893618498 no: DB1849 DaviD Bull rrp: 14.99 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 Juan Manuel Fangio Motor racings grand master by Karl Ludvigsen foreword by Karl Kling In series with respected books on Alberto Ascari, Dan Gurney, Stirling Moss and Jackie Stewart, this book celebrates the grand master who won a record five Formula 1 World Championships. This first-class story is complemented by the finest collection of Fangio photographs in any book Classic Sports Car worth buying for the pictures alone Auto Express the most complete pictorial record of his life and racing career Vintage Motor Sport the images are simply fantastic Sports Car International endlessly fascinating Car Graphic Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 267 illustrations, including colour isbn: 1859606253 no: H625 Haynes rrp: 25.00 Fast Lady: My Life in Motorsport by Joy Rainey Here is the inspirational life story of a woman who has proved that size doesnt matter in the world of motorsport. Joy Rainey, a person of restricted growth, has competed in circuit races, hurtled up hill climbs in single-seaters, broken records, driven the London to Brighton veteran car run and in 2004 tackled the London to Sydney Rally in an old Morris Minor. A personality of giant stature, she demonstrates what can be achieved, given innate talent, determination and charm. heartening tale of achievement against physical odds Classic Sports Car a cracking and very fast read Daily Telegraph captivating Classic Cars Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 280pp 20 b w, 20 colour illustrations isbn: 1844250385 no: H4038 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Ferrari Formula 1 Under the Skin of the Championship-Winning F1-2000 by Peter Wright Scuderia Ferrari granted former GP designer Peter Wright virtually unrestricted access to Michael Schumachers 2000 championshipwinning car, and the result is the most detailed, specific, and awe-inspiring analysis of a modern F1 car ever published. Candid interviews with Schumacher, Jean Todt, Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne, and many others reveal how the team works and how every individual system on the car functions. Richly illustrated with Ferrari technical photos, computer drawings, and original cutaway illustrations by Tony Matthews. A brilliant book. Hardback, 279 x 279mm, 256pp 264 colour and 57 b w illustrations isbn: 1893618293 no: DB1829 DaviD Bull rrp: 59.95 Ferrari Prototype Era 1962-1973 in Photographs by Alan Henry Ferrari produced some of the most beautiful, exciting, and successful prototype sports cars that competed for the World Championship during the epic period from 1962 through 1973. In this lavishly produced photographic collection, evocative images most never before published combine with knowledgeable text and historical overviews to offer insights into this glorious era. Every caption identifies chassis numbers to allow the reader to closely follow the competition history of each car as well as the performance of its drivers. Hardback, 279 x 279mm, 172pp 95 colour and 41 b w illustrations isbn: 1893618374 no: DB1837 DaviD Bull rrp: 39.99 Memoirs of Enzo Ferraris Lieutenant by Franco Gozzi For 30 years Franco Gozzi worked side by side with Enzo Ferrari, first as a press officer and then as team manager, becoming much more than just an adviser and confidant. In all those years spent with the complex yet charismatic personality that was Mr Ferrari, Gozzi was a privileged witness to events, anecdotes, motor sport triumphs and bitter defeats, not only concerning the Maranello company but also the world of motor sport itself. The crystal-clear recollections of the Commendatores right-hand man are used to reconstruct this fascinating story, with special emphasis on key people. Hardback, 310 x 240mm, 236pp 287 b w and 92 colour illustrations isbn: 8879112589 no: N2589 naDa rrp: 34.99 Ferrari: Formula 1 racing team (2nd Edition) by David Tremayne When Michael Schumacher crossed the finish line to win the 2000 Japanese Grand Prix, giving Ferrari their first Drivers title for 21 years, motor racing fans around the world rejoiced. Here is the inside story of this famous racing team. After honing their competitive edge during seasonlong battles for the title in 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000, Ferrari finally succeeded in beating the opposition using a combination of Schumachers brilliance, Ross Brawns tactical acumen, and sheer hard work. Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 192pp Over 120 mainly colour illustrations isbn: 1859608302 no: H830 Haynes rrp: 14.99

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