The World’s Most Expensive Watches
by Ariel Adams
Don’t let the title put you off—this book is not about mindless consumption. There’s a reason, mostly, why some things are expensive and you’ll find out why here. The book itself is very opulent, and not even all that expensive.
Pensive Racing Drivers
by Max Küng
The quiet moments, before a race when the mind settles in on the task at hand, or after, when the last hand has been played. Even the victor lugging his magnum of champagne looks oddly spent. These are the moments captured here.
Lotus Europa, Colin Chapman’s Mid-Engined Masterpiece (Reprint)
by Matthew Vale
If you thought the original Europa was produced in small numbers, consider that the “modern” one forty years later topped out at only 490 units. This book deals with the former, and for the second time—it is a reprint.
Mercedes and Benz Racing 1900–1955: An Appreciation
by Roy P. Smith
Written by someone “with an insatiable passion for motorsport” this massive tome takes a fresh and deeper look at the role of a storied name. Why does it only go to 1955? It’s probably not what you think. And of course it didn’t end there anyway.
The Ferrari 250 GTO Spotting Guide
by Yan-Alexandre Damasiewicz
Small enough to slip into your coat pocket this handy field guide is meant to help identify which of the 36 cars you’re looking at—provided you ever see one in the wild at all. Even if you don’t, you’ll learn here about not only the differences as-new but also mods made in later years.
Maico: The American History of a German Motorcycle, 1955–1983
by David Wayne Russell
How is it that a small family-owned German company made and exported the world’s best off-road motorcycles of the 1960s and ‘70s only to end in bankruptcy? And how is it that this story has not already been told in great detail? There’s not a single company history in English, until now!
Paolo Martin: Visions in Design
by Paolo Martin
You may look at the cover and see a famous Ferrari but Martin is really at home in any area of design, a story told here in over a thousand images accompanied by thoughtful and inspiring commentary by the man himself.
Mercedes-Benz: The AMG Cars
A Journey Through 30 Years of Performance Icons
by Brian Long
“One man, one engine” is their slogan. If you need a Super-Mercedes, AMG has you covered. You probably never realized just how many models they offer at any one time. This book will enlighten.
GTO/64: The Story of Ferrari’s 250GTO/64
by Doug Nye
The most in-depth story of the seven Grand Tourer Berlinettas that constitute the final year of production. From evolution/design to period racing to thorough details about subsequent owners and activities. And, yes, there ARE new details and new photos!
Lando Norris: Road to World Champion
by Nate Saunders
The fingerprints on his 2025 championship trophy haven’t been polished off—and already there’s a book! Not a bio but a race-by-race recap of a nail biter of a season.
Formula 1 in Camera 1970–79 Vol. One
by Paul Parker
“In Camera” obviously means this is a photo book, and if you have an imagination, there is nothing that can get under the skin the way a photo does. Triumphs, losses, faces you recognize, stories you were a part of—or wish you were
Supercars: Over 200 Exceptional Cars from 1980 to 2025
by Serge Bellu
If it’s not the title of the book that catches your attention, the name of the author should! Quality work, visually appealing, not expensive. And plenty of stuff to stir the imagination.
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