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Haynes Publishing 2006 Telephone: +44 (0)1963 442080 Fax: +44 (0)1963 440001 70 Fit for Motorsport Improve your race performance with better physical and mental training by Dr RS Jutley foreword by Professor Sid Watkins Peak fitness is a prerequisite for a competitive edge, and top motorsport teams routinely employ medics, psychologists, dieticians and even armed forces specialists to help drivers hone their performance. Its a different picture at grassroots level, where poor preparation can blight potential. Here a doctor who competes as a rally driver offers expert information on all aspects of physical and mental fitness including diet, training, safety and medical regulations. perfect for those who enjoy actively taking part in motor sport Classic Car Mart Hardback, 259 x 195mm, 128pp 120 mainly colour illus. and diagrams isbn: 1859608760 no: H876 Haynes rrp: 14.99 Emerson Fittipaldi Heart of a Racer by Karl Ludvigsen foreword by Teddy Mayer Emerson Fittipaldi, in 1972 crowned the youngest-ever F1 World Champion at the age of 25, won the title again two years later to prove that he was one of the most outstanding talents of his generation. He and his brother Wilson realised their dream of creating the first Brazilian Grand Prix car. After a brief retirement, the bold Brazilian forged a second magnificent career in IndyCar racing, in which he scored wins in ten consecutive seasons. In this latest addition to his well-received driver biography series, Karl Ludvigsen tells the whole enthralling story. Ludvigsen has captured the very essence of this laid-back Brazilian Classic Cars Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 250 illustrations including colour isbn: 185960837X no: H837 Haynes rrp: 25.00 Flat Out, Flat Broke: Formula 1 the hard way! (Paperback) by Perry McCarthy foreword by Damon Hill Reformatted and updated in paperback after its hardback success, this is the hilarious and at times harrowing autobiography of Perry McCarthy, alias The Stig on BBC TVs Top Gear, which attracts four million viewers a week. Perry, whose efforts to get into Formula 1 led The Times to dub him the worlds unluckiest racing driver, created enormous intrigue as the mystery driver on Jeremy Clarksons primetime television show, testing cars at times to near destruction. But when it came to racing at Le Mans in 2003 the old bad luck returned. a lesson in sheer determination Motorsport News Paperback, 198 x 127mm, 272pp 16pp colour plate section isbn: 1844250180 no: H4018 Haynes rrp: 7.99 Ford in Touring Car Racing Top of the class for fifty years by Graham Robson Ford has been consistently successful in saloon car racing, from the very first modest performance of the 1950s, through Sierra RS500 Cosworth domination in the 1980s, to the standard-setting Mondeo victories. For nearly 50 years, European Fords have been winning Touring Car Championships in Britain, Europe, and all round the world. Graham Robson chronicles every programme, car, success and development. Packed with technical and historical insights, this large-format, lavishly illustrated book also includes interviews with drivers, engineers and team managers. You can almost hear the thundering exhausts Classic Cars Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 160pp 200 illustrations, mainly colour isbn: 1859606881 no: H688 Haynes rrp: 19.99 The Ford That Beat Ferrari A racing history of the GT40 by John Allen, Gordon Jones foreword by Jacky Ickx When Fords attempt to buy Ferrari fell through, the US car giant embarked on a programme to beat the famous Italian marque at the worlds most prestigious race, the Le Mans 24 Hours. It was quite a battle. Fords challenger was the GT40, which placed 1-2-3 at Le Mans in 1966 and won the next three consecutive years. This classic book about the GT40 fastest sports racing car of its day has been redesigned, expanded and updated to meet pent-up demand. comprehensive and photographically rich Daily Telegraph there will probably never be a better book on this classic Autosport an absolute joy...worth every penny Daily Express Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 480pp 700 b w, 200 colour illustrations isbn: 1844251136 no: H4113 Haynes rrp: 75.00 The Ford That Beat Ferrari (Limited Edition) A racing history of the GT40 by John Allen, Gordon Jones foreword by Jacky Ickx This is a sumptuous leather-bound edition of The Ford That Beat Ferrari, the comprehensive illustrated history of the Ford GT40. This exclusive edition is limited to 200 numbered copies, each of which is signed by foreword writer Jacky Ickx as well as the co-authors, and presented in a high-quality slipcase. This is a musthave purchase for GT40 fans the ultimate version of an exceptional book chronicling the history of every GT40 in nearly 900 period photographs. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 480pp 700 b w, 200 colour illustrations isbn: 1844253058 no: H4305 Haynes rrp: 200.00 Formula 1 2000: Technical Analysis by Giorgio Piola Here is Giorgio Piolas unique technical insight into the 2000 Formula 1 season, which saw Ferrari win the World Drivers and Constructors Championships. The design and engineering of each teams cars are described in great detail, race by race. Cockpits, steering wheels, pedals, brakes, suspensions, engines, gearboxes, tyres, aerodynamics all are explored in stunning depth with a rich array of Piolas extraordinary sketches and technical drawings. This is an irresistible book for anyone who is interested in Formula 1, whether or not they are technically knowledgeable. Paperback, 270 x 240mm, 112pp 327 colour illustrations isbn: 8879112422 no: N2422 naDa rrp: 20.00 Formula 1 2001: Technical Analysis by Giorgio Piola This is another edition in the renowned series that provides technical analysis of the Formula 1 season, which in 2001 saw Ferrari and Michael Schumacher win for the second time the World Drivers and Constructors Championships. The design and engineering of each teams cars are described in great detail, race by race. Cockpits, steering wheels, pedals, brakes, suspensions, engines, gearboxes, tyres, aerodynamics all are explored in stunning depth with a rich array of Piolas extraordinary sketches and technical drawings. This is an irresistible book for anyone who is interested in F1, whether or not they are technically knowledgeable. Includes details of FIA regulations that were new for 2001. Paperback, 270 x 240mm, 112pp 327 colour illustrations isbn: 8879112791 no: N2791 naDa rrp: 20.00 Formula 1 2003/2004: Technical Analysis by Giorgio Piola This book has become a highlight of the publishing year. Coverage in this years title ranges from the Ferrari F- 2003 GA, which reconfirmed Maranello as World Champions again, to the Williams-BMW including the FW-18 and McLaren-Mercedes, to Toyota and Minardi. Mainly colour illustrations show the cars and their respective components: underbodies, wings, engines, transmissions, steering wheels, suspension, brakes, etc, are all examined. Giorgio Piola has also included a section on the different teams gearing up to compete for the 2004 Formula 1 World Championship, renewing the challenge to Ferrari and six-times World Champion Michael Schumacher. Paperback, 270 x 243mm, 116pp 350 colour and 13 b w drawings isbn: 8879113259 no: N3259 naDa rrp: 20.00 Formula 1 2004/2005: Technical Analysis by Giorgio Piola Members of the F1 circus and enthusiasts anxiously await Giorgio Piolas annual technical analysis of Formula One. Journalist and technical commentator, he reveals the secrets of the cars that competed for the 2004 Formula One World Championship. More than 300 full colour technical illustrations show the cars stages of evolution during the season and each chapter of the book focuses on a specific subject, including new regulations, chassis, cockpits and aerodynamics. Each team has a chapter, analysing its cars technical development in detail. This new edition is further enhanced by prestigious contributions from engineer Mauro Forghieri who has written the chapter on engines. Paperback, 270 x 243mm, 116pp 350 colour drawings isbn 8879113666 no: N3666 naDa rrp: 21.00

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