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Books on Lotus drivers |
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| Title | Author | Date | ISBN | Notes |
| Challenge me the race
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Mike Hawthorn | 1958 | none | Hawthorn describes racing
against Colin Chapman. 240pp |
| A turn at the wheel
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Stirling Moss | 1961 | none | Hardback 240pp. |
| Stirling Moss, all but my
life
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Ken W. Purdy | 1963 | none | Rare Stirling Moss biography
book, 18 black & white illustrations. 239pp |
| All set from a CERT | Jim Meikle | 1963 | none | Biography of Mike Spence,
covers 1960 - 1962 Softback, 136 x 200 mm, 40pp. |
| Private entrant, racing with Rob Walker | Michael Cooper-Evans | 1965 | Walker's cars were the first
to win Grands Prix for Lotus 194pp |
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| Graham Hill, Grand Prix
Racing
|
1966 | Published by Shell, A4 size, 26pp. | ||
| Life at the limit
|
Graham Hill | 1966 | 0 330 02675 5 | 269pp |
| Life at the limit | Graham Hill | 1969 | 225pp reissued in 1993 |
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| Life at the limit
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Graham Hill | 1971 | Softback version
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| Jackie Stewart, World Driving
Champion
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Lyle Kenyon Engel | 1970 | 0 668 02338 4 | The story of the dynamic
'flying Scot' including complete statistics 159pp |
| Jochen Rindt - reportage
einer karriere
|
G. Lentz G. Effenberger G. K. Kodek |
1970 | German text, 153pp. | |
| Jochen Rindt - kuolematon maailmanmestari | G. Lentz G. Effenberger G. K. Kodek |
1971 | 29801124 | Finnish text Hardback, 140 x 216mm, 157pp. |
| Jochen Rindt
|
Heinz Prüller | 1970 | German text, 216pp. | |
| Mario Andretti | Lyle Engel | 1970 | Hardback | |
| John Surtees | Cooper Evens | 1970 | Softback | |
| Rindt, champion du monde
|
Heinz Prüller | 1971 2001 |
French edition Softback, 130 x 200mm, 312pp. |
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| Jochen Rindt | Heinz Prüller | 1972 | 7183 0162 5 | English edition with some
omissions Hardback, 143 x 224mm, 207pp. |
| Jo Siffert. Tout pour la
course
|
Jacques Deschenaux | 1972 | 252pp | |
| Jo Siffert
|
Jacques Deschenaux | 1972 | 7183 0402 0 | English translation
Hardback, 140 x 220mm 208pp. |
| Jo Siffert ein leben für den
rennsport
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Jacques Deschenaux | German translation | ||
| Jo Siffert
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Richard von Frankenberg | 1972 | German text Hardback, 210 x 270 mm, 112pp. |
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| Flying on the ground
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Emerson Fittipaldi | 1973 | 0718300130 | Hardback, 143 x 223 mm 256pp |
| Ronnie Peterson, The Story of
a Search for Perfection
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Alan Henry | 1975 | 0 85429 175 X | Hardback, 175 x 237mm, 164pp |
| Ronnie Peterson, Superswede
|
Alan Henry | 1978 | 0 85429 175 X | Revised paperback edition of
1975 book, published after Ronnie's death. Softback, 170 x 230 mm, 200pp |
| Graham
|
Neil Ewart | 1976 | 0 312 34212 8 | This book is based on
extensive tape interviews and tells the story in his own words. 171pp |
| Graham
|
Neil Ewart | 1977 | Softback version | |
| Ronnie Peterson, Grand Prix
Racing Driver
|
Alan Henry | 1976 | 90 6127 099 5 | Dutch edition of this book
from 1975 156pp |
| Sports Hero, Mario Andretti | Marshall Burchard | 1977 | 0399610774 | |
| The other side of the Hill
|
Bette Hill | 1978 | 0091349001 | Hardback |
| Ronnie Peterson, La race des
seigneurs
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Martine Camus | 1978 | French text Softback, 174 x 254 mm, 112pp |
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| Mario Andretti: the man who can win any kind of race | Lyle Kenyon Engel | 1978 | 0668021934 | Softback, 170 x 250 mm, 157pp |
| The Viking Drivers, Ronnie
Peterson and Gunnar Nilsson
|
Fredrick Petersens | 1979 | 0 7183 0366 0 | Hardback, 141 x 221 mm, 208pp |
| Mario Andretti, world driving champion | Lyle Kenyon Engel | 1979 | 0668047399 | 159pp |
| Mario Andretti World Champion
|
Nigel Roebuck | 1979 | 0 600 39469 7 | Hardback, 175 x 243mm, 179pp |
| Ronnie Peterson - SuperSwede
|
Alan Henry | 1980 | 0 85429 175 X | reprint, originally printed
in 1975 and revised in 1978 after the tragic dead of Ronnie. 200pp
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| Mr. Monaco, Graham Hill
remembered
|
Tony Rudlin | 1983 | 0 85059 357 3 | Hardback, 150pp |
| Nelson Piquet, teh story of
his 1983 World Championship
|
Ric van kempen | Softback, 21 x 28 cm, 24pp | ||
| My Cars, My Career
|
Stirling Moss & Doug Nye |
1987 | 0 85059 925 3 | Hardback, 205 x 278 mm, 304pp. |
| The art of motor racing | Emerson Fittipaldi | 1987 | ||
| The art of motor racing | Emerson Fittipaldi | 1990 | 9990633541 | Softback |
| Jochen Rindt
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Alan Henry | 1990 | 0 905138 79 1 | Hardback, 217 x 302 mm, 109pp |
| Emmerson Fittipaldi
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Gorden Kirby | 1990 | 0 905138 78 3 | Autocourse Driver Profiles
Hardback, 217 x 302 mm, 107pp |
| John Surtees, World Champion | Alan Henry | 1991 | 0905138732 | Hardback,190 x 251 mm, 256pp |
| Nelson Piquet
|
Mike Doodson | 1991 | 0905138813 | Autocourse Driver Profiles
Hardback, 112pp |
| Graham Hill | Simon Arron | 1992 | 0905138864 | Autocourse Driver Profiles
Hardback, 218 x 304 mm, 96pp |
| Andretti, Mario | 1992 | 0905138856 | Autocourse Driver Profiles | |
| Rob Walker | Michael Cooper-Evans | 1993 | 1 874557 35 7 | 272pp |
| Andretti | Mario Andretti | 1994 | 0002554860 | Hardback, 120pp |
| Andretti | Mario Andretti | 1994 | 0006383025 | Softback, 112pp |
| Jochen Rindt, der James Dean
der Formula 1
|
Heinz Prüller | 1995 | 3701503516 | 233pp |
| Gunnar Nilsson, last Lotus hero | Robert Miles | 1996 | 0 473 03652 5 | Spiral bound, 150 x 211 mm, 39pp. |
| Mario Andretti
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G.S. Prentzas | 1996 | 0791031764 | Hardback, 245 x 190 mm, 64pp |
| Mario Andretti | G.S. Prentzas | 1996 | 0791031772 | Softback version |
| Johnny Herbert: The Steel
Behind the Smile
|
Christopher Hilton | 1996 | 1852605626 | Softback, 158 x 215 mm, 176pp |
| Mika Häkkinnen, Doing what
comes naturally
|
Christopher Hilton | 1997 | 1859604021 | Softback, 170 x 230 mm, 176pp |
| Mika Häkkinnen, Fromuloiden Iunnonlahjakkuus | Christopher Hilton | 1997 | 952 5089 17 7 | Finnish text, a translation
of "Mika Hakkinen doing what comes naturally" Hardback, 175 x 240 mm, 175pp |
| Mario Andretti Photo Album
|
Peter Nygaard | 1999 | 1583880097 | Softback, 216 x 262 mm, 112pp |
| Mario Andretti a driving
passion
|
Gordon Kirby | 2001 | 0964972298 | Hardback, 278 x 278 mm |
| Mario Andretti a driving passion | Gordon Kirby | 1893618129 | Softback version, 280 x 278 mm, 252pp | |
| Mario Andretti, the complete
record
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Mike O'Leary | 2002 | 0760313997 | Softback, 200 x 240 mm,155pp |
| Ronnie Peterson, Formula 1-
Super Swede
|
Johnny Tipler | 2003 | 190235107X | Hardback, 279 x 279mm, 232pp |
| Stirling Moss, the champion
without crown
|
Pierre Menard Jacques Vassal |
2003 | Hardback, 230 x 300 mm, 160pp | |
| Emerson Fittipaldi Heart of a
Racer
|
Karl Ludvigsen | 2003 | 185960837X | Hardback, 254 x 254 mm, 208pp |
| Emerson Fitipaldi, Uma
Vida Em Alta Velocidade
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2003 | 8573024801 | Portugese text Softback, 280pp |
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| Graham Hill: A Master of
Motor Sport
|
John Tipler | 2003 | 1859832792 | Hardback, 193 x 271 mm, 224pp |
| Lotus Drivers
|
various | 1841555452 | Softback, 210 x 297mm. 74pp | |
| Remembering Elio
|
Lorie Coffey | 2006 | 1902351266 | Hardback, 280 x 280 mm,
208 pp Follows Elio through his school years and his racing career Also a limited edition of 250 copies presented in a white, red
and blue gloss laminated slipcase, designed in the style of Elio’s
winged crash helmet, |
| Grand Prix Racers: Portraits of Speed
|
Xavier Chimits | 2008 | 0760334307 | Hardback, 294 x 296
mm, 224 pp This book gives readers a look at Grand Prix racing’s top drivers by way of its top photographers, the father and son team of Bernard and Paul-Henri Cahier. Bernard Cahier began shooting F1 in 1952. In the late 1960s, he was joined by his son. Their images, reproduced here in all their brilliance, capture some of the most memorable, even legendary, moments in the history of Grand Prix racing. These incomparable photographs, beautifully printed in rich black and white, comprise intimate portraits of seventy-two of the sports’ greatest drivers from the 1950s through today. |
| Ronnie Peterson: A Photographic Portrait
|
Alan Henry | 2008 | 1844255484 | Hardcover, 279 x 229 mm,
240 pp Along with Stirling Moss and Gilles Villeneuve, Ronnie Peterson is widely regarded as one of the fastest drivers never to have won the Formula One World Championship. Like Moss and Villeneuve, the modest Swede was also massively popular in his day and remains something of a folk hero to today’s nostalgic fans, who recall his spectacular exuberance behind the wheel with such affection. This superbly produced book brings Peterson’s career vividly to life through stunning images sourced exclusively from LAT, the world’s largest library of motor racing images. |
| Innes Ireland Remembers
|
Ed McDonough | 2008 | 978 1903088418 | Hardcover, 229 x 267 mm,
280pp, 200 illustrations. Motor racing historian Ed Mcdonough has
taken the original transcripts of Innes' articles, with the
co-operation of Jean Ireland, and edited them into this collection
of tales, adding many photographs not previously published. They
demonstrate the depth of Ireland's passions and his skill as a
writer and story teller. |
| Cliff Allison - From the fells to Ferrari
|
Graham Gauld | 2008 | 978 1845841508 | Hardcover, 252 x 210
mm,144 pp, 105 illustrations This book is the biography of Cliff
Allison who started motor racing over fifty years ago with a little
Cooper 500. Very much a countryman at heart Allison was not one of
the party-going racing drivers but a driver with a huge ambition to
race in Formula 1. He and Graham Hill competed in the first grand
prix race for Colin Chapman’s Lotus team in 1958 and scored the
first world championship points for Lotus. He later joined Ferrari
and won the Argentine 1000kms sports car race with American
co-driver Phil Hill as well as being a member of the Ferrari grand
prix team in 1959 and 1960. |
| Jochen Rindt, uncowned king
|
David Tremayne | 2009 |
ISBN-10: 9781844254729 ISBN-13: 978-1844254729 |
Hardcover, 292 x 232 mm,
256 pp Even today, when motorsport fans speak of car control they mention Jochen Rindt. Bernie Ecclestone believed he was the top talent of his era, Jackie Stewart said he was one of the cleanest drivers he had ever raced against, and he remains the sport's only posthumous World Champion. This investigation of Rindt's mercurial career paints the portrait of a man taken long before he reached his true potential and puts an underwritten character into his real perspective, as one of the greatest Grand Prix drivers of all time. Original titel was: Jochen Rindt, champion lost |
| Stirling Moss Scrapbook 1956-1960
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with Philip Porter | 2009 | 978 1907085000 | Hardcover, 402 x 352
mm,179 pp Follow Sir Stirling Moss through his most turbulent, demanding and, ultimately, successful racing years. This was a period in which he secured landmark first GP wins for Vanwall, Cooper and Lotus; was all-conquering in Formula 2 driving Rob Walker's Cooper-Borgward and helped Aston Martin to victory in the World Sports Car Championship. The book is packed with personal insights from Moss, on and off-track images and jet-setting glamour. It also features a rare interview with Stirling's first wife, Kate who shares her memories of the dangers and pressures of the sport. |
| Stirling Moss, all my races
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with Alan Henry | 2009 | 978 1844257003 |
Hardcover, 280 x 230 mm, 352 pp
This new book tells the story of each of the 529 races in which Stirling Moss took part, from the start of his racing life in 1947 to his career-ending crash at Goodwood in 1962. Told in Sir Stirling's own words, this book is packed with detail and anecdote, supported with a wealth of photographs, that show all the greatest moments and the extraordinary variety of card he drove. Published to mark the 80th birthday of Sir Stirling Moss OBE |