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Maserati 250F: A Legendary Formula 1 Car

by Walter Bäumer & Jean-François Blachette

If you follow the serious 250F literature you know there is untrodden ground. Is this the book to button it all up? It pretty much is. It is massive in terms of physical attributes, and massively important.

Three’s a Crowd: The First 20 Years of British Formula 3

A Pictorial History 1964–1983 from Stewart to Senna via Walker and Warwick

by Chris & Tony Ellard

You probably recognize all of those names, but there are many, many more here, embedded into rich, mostly photographic context.

Special Brew, The Story of the Southern African Formula One and Libre Specials

by Robert Young

F1 may return to Kyalami in 2027. How many South African race drivers can you name? Or, to broaden the scope, how many drivers who raced in South Africa, Rhodesia, Portuguese Mozambique? And let’s add cars to that. Aha. You need a book.

Drag Racing’s Quarter-Mile Warriors II

by Doug Boyce

A “where are they now” look at once famous cars embedded into plenty of detail about people, cars, and places. Written in an engaging style you’ll encounter a unique aspect of car culture in America.

SCARAB: Race Log of the All-American Specials 1957–1965

by Preston Lerner

Lance Reventlow was a quintessential Gentleman Racer of the 1950s. Having a stepfather who won the Targa Florio is an obvious inspiration to a child, having a mother who is one of the wealthiest women in the world can bankroll dreams.

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!

Formula 1 All the Races: The 100 Greatest Races                

by Roger Smith and Kevin Turner

“The Greatest”. . . yes, yes, by whose reckoning? The authors’ names tell you this is not going to be some ill-conceived and poorly argued vanity project. They don’t expect you to agree with everything but to understand the validity of their MO.

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.

The Dynamics of the Race Car

by Danny Nowlan

Theories, concepts, and equations explore the underpinnings of car handling and speed. The book also teaches how to analyze setup data and driver performance.

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

Dragster Genesis: The Formative Years of Fearsome Acceleration

by Barry John

No place to hide: two cars, side by side. Run a quarter mile. One wins. As a kid the author studied Hot Rod magazine, later he studied art at college. Youth well spent, apparently, because this book combines both interests.

Great Auclum National Speed Hill Climb 1938–1974

by Stephen R. Lovegrove

Situated on a private estate, this only 440-yard-long course was short in length but long in motorsports impact and career-making—also intensity if not all-out danger.

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