Archive for Items Categorized 'Racing, Rally', only excerpts shown, click title for full entry.

Your Mom Races Rally: Motherhood, Motorsports and the Revolution of Fun

by Kelly Conroy

This is not a hardcore car book. It’s about the memoirist’s voyage of personal discovery that leads her to unexpectedly becoming a rally driver.

Formula 1’s Unsung Pioneers

The Story of the British Racing Partnership and How it Launched Motorsport into the Modern Era

by Ian Wagstaff

Best known for its association with Stirling Moss but for the worst reason, there are other factors noteworthy about BRP such as being the first fully sponsored F1 team.

ERA Man – Historic Racing With W.R.G. (Bill) Morris

by Tim May

Morris was a long-time owner, racer and restorer of ERAs, and this book offers an immersive look into the wide world of historic motor racing over a long period, and not just in connection with ERA.

Games Without Frontiers: Volume 1, 1966–1974

Matra – Alpine – Ligier – Simca – Renault – Alpine

by Stuart Agar

You can deduce from the cover illustration that this will be one unusual story. This book goes into a lot of behind-the-scenes material—and will require two more volumes to button it all up.

Getting into Racing, A Beginner’s Guide to Circuit Racing

by Pierre Martins

A practical beginner’s guide aimed at aspiring racers, track day enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever wondered what it really takes to get involved in motorsport: cost, time, politics, logistics. And risks.

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