For this weekend’s F1 book review, something a little lighter than usual. “The little book of Grand Prix Legends” is just over 100 pages on 30 of the biggest names of the sport. There’s no shortage of similar books along these lines, so what makes this one stand out from the crowd?
Tazio Nuvolari articles archive
Tazio Nuvolari
?âÔÇÜ£7.8m 1939 Auto Union for sale
Posted onIf the Michael Schumacher car sale we reported last week was a little contemporary for your taste, here’s a better way to blow your hard-earned millions. A 1939 Auto Union Type D that was driven by Tazio Nuvolari will be auctioned at Christie’s in Paris on February 17th. There is a good chance that it … Continue reading ?âÔÇÜ£7.8m 1939 Auto Union for sale
“Nuvolari” by Christopher Hilton reviewed
Posted onChristopher Hilton’s biography of Tazio Nuvolari was published to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the great driver’s death.
“Grand Prix Century”?é?Ø (Christopher Hilton, 2005)
Posted onChristopher Hilton’s history of Grand Prix racing from 1906 to 2005 is not for the faint-hearted: Both in terms of reading it, and lugging the 500-page hardback around with you. He attempts to condense a century of motor sport into a single book – an extraordinary task – and the end product is a unique … Continue reading “Grand Prix Century”?é?Ø (Christopher Hilton, 2005)