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75 E-mail: sales@haynes.co.uk Website: www.haynes.co.uk NASCAR Women At the Heart of Racing by Denise Wood Denise Wood, a journalist and former team public relations executive, profiles a cross-section of women who are among the most interesting, successful, and understated in the sport. The experiences of these women as wives, team owners, public relations executives, businesswomen, journalists, and more combine to examine NASCAR racing from a new angle and provide insight to its continuing growth as Americas biggest spectator sport. Paperback, 254 x 229mm, 144pp 91 colour and 10 b w illustrations isbn: 1893618315 no: DB1831 DaviD Bull rrp: 17.99 Nuvolari. The legend lives on by Cesare De Agostini, Gianni Cancellieri (Editor) Since 1930, more than a dozen books have been dedicated to Tazio Nuvolari, the legendary driver who many consider to be the greatest of all time. The 50th anniversary of his death, in 2003, gives the author Cesare De Agostini a suitable moment to publish a brand new biography, incorporating new research and offering a portrait of great historical value. This outstanding book is enriched by a wonderful collection of 200 photographs, some of them previously unpublished. A comprehensive appendix give details of every motorcycle and car race in which he competed between 1920 and 1950. Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 192pp 170 b w and 24 colour illustrations isbn: 8879112902 no: N2902 naDa rrp: 19.99 Only Here For The Beer Gerry Marshall by Jeremy Walton This entertaining book has been reissued, with new material, in tribute to the late Gerry Marshall, one of the greatest personalities ever to grace the British club motorsport scene. Gerrys outrageous behaviour, humour, outspokenness and legendary capacity for alcohol combined to ensure that no social event with his presence will ever be forgotten, while his amazing car control, tenacity and natural showmanship provided wonderful entertainment for thousands of racegoers over a 40-year career in which he won more than 600 races. Gerry is laughing in almost every photo, which says it all Octane hugely entertaining...should be at the top of your Christmas list Classic Sports Car Paperback, 244 x 172mm, 160pp 100 b w illustrations isbn: 1844253074 no: H4307 Haynes rrp: 14.99 Open Roads Front Engines World Championship Sports Car Racing in Photos, 1953-1961 by J nos Wimpffen The great cars, distinctive personalities, and unique ambience of the early sports car championship are vividly presented in this unprecedented illustrated history. With more than 400 photographs selected from dozens of archives around the world the author highlights the 67 races that comprised the World Sports Car Championship during its first decade. Few of these photos have been published before and the collection includes many rare color images. The first in a four-volume photographic history of the sport, this is a perfect companion to the authors first book, the classic reference Time and Two Seats. Hardback, 330 x 279mm, 400pp Over 400 illustrations isbn: 189361848X no: DB1848 DaviD Bull rrp: 89.95 The Paddy Hopkirk Story A dash of the Irish by Bill Price, with Paddy Hopkirk foreword by Sir Jackie Stewart Paddy Hopkirk, winner of the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally, is one of Britains best-known rally drivers and made the motorsport big time in Mini Coopers. A disarmingly modest man, Paddy originally approached BMC with the plea, I do want to drive cars which are capable of winning rallies outright, even if Im not. From winning at a 1955 St Patricks Day Trial in a VW Beetle to the 1990 Pirelli Classic Marathon, won in a Mini Cooper S, his glittering career is described in all its glory, with lots of tales of amusing escapades along the way. Inspiring and refreshing the anatomy of a proper hero Car disarmingly honest Motorsport News Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 216pp 253 b w, 49 colour illustrations isbn: 1844251101 no: H4110 Haynes rrp: 18.99 Porsche 917 The winning formula by Peter Morgan foreword by Professor Helmut Flegl The super-fast Porsche 917 dominated international motorsport in the early 1970s. A racing car conceived amid bitter family rivalry and designed to win the world-famous Le Mans 24 Hours race, the 917 became the focus of obsessive ambition for all connected with its development. After a brilliant victory at Le Mans, where Porsche had been campaigning unsuccessfully for 19 years, it won North Americas Can-Am series two years running. Here is the full story of the 917, recently voted the worlds greatest racing car. A good one-stop source for the whole 917 story Motor Sport Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 201 illustrations, including colour isbn: 1859606334 no: H633 Haynes rrp: 30.00 Porsche 956/962 The enduring champions by Peter Morgan This book chronicles the history of Porsches all-conquering 956/962 sports cars. The Group C formula, for which the 956 was built, allowed Porsche to demonstrate their expertise with the turbocharged racing engine, and the car won at Le Mans in its debut year of 1982. The 956, and the later 962, went on to dominate the French classic for an unbroken run of six years until 1988. During this spell, Porsche also lifted the World Sports Car Championship crown for five successive years. Here is the full story of the dominant Group C cars of the 1980s. very well researched Racecar Engineering youll love it Motor Sport Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 200 mainly colour illustrations isbn: 1859609511 no: H951 Haynes rrp: 30.00 Porsche in Motorsport The first fifty years by Peter Morgan foreword by Derek Bell, MBE With the continuing keen interest in anything Porsche-related, this beautifully illustrated, large-format book, by an established marque expert, is a welcome addition to Haynes already highly successful stable of Porsche titles. It chronicles the companys first 50 years in motorsport, covering the evolution of the racing Porsches, the developing technology, the drivers, and the common thread that links the 550 Spyder of the carefree 1950s with the 911GTI-98 of today. a quality product, well-researched Classic Car Mart Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 192pp 200 illustrations, many in colour isbn: 1859606598 no: H659 Haynes rrp: 25.00 NEW August 2006 Porsche Moments by Jesse Alexander Legendary photographer Jesse Alexander produced some of his most indelible Porsche images between 1953 and 1962. During that time he lived and worked in Europe, driving to the races in his Porsche Super 90 coupe, which he bought directly from the factory. He would return his car to Stuttgart for maintenance, and this increased his familiarity with Porsche technicians and particularly with racing director Huschke von Hanstein. Thus began a strong relationship with the people and drivers of Porsche, which is reflected by the intimacy and access of his photographs. Though best known for his b w work, Alexanders early colour work is also featured in this book. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 96pp 60 b w, 40 colour illustrations isbn 1893618706 no: DB1870 DaviD Bull rrp: 44.99 Porsche Prototype Era 1964-1973 in photographs by Bill Oursler In a highly focused ten-year period Porsche sports cars went from being regular but comparatively humble class winners to completely dominate international prototype racing. This was a time of non-stop development mixed with turmoil and success under the direction of Dr. Ferdinand Piech, widely considered one of the great automotive geniuses of the modern era. Starting with the fiberglass-bodied 904, which proved nearly unbeatable during 1964 and 1965, this volume provides a vivid photographic history of Porsches relentless quest for victory, including Le Mans in 1970 917 coupe, and then beyond to the 1,500 HP 917 Can-Am spyder of Mark Donohue, which utterly crushed its opposition in 1973. Hardback, 279 x 279mm, 168pp Over 175 illustrations isbn: 1893618536 no: DB1853 DaviD Bull rrp: 29.99

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