Grand Prix

224 pp. Over 350 color and monochrome illustrations by four artists throughout text. A seventy-five year history of Grand Prix motor racing covering the Edwardian era, the first Golden Age in the 1920 dominated by Duesenberg, Fiat, Bugatti, Alfa Romeo, and Delage, the 1930s which saw Mercedes and Auto Union pushing speeds faster as drivers like Chiron, Nuvolari, Caracciola, and Rosemeyer became household names, early World Championship races, and the emergence of Maserati, Vanwall, Ferrari, Lotus, BRM, Cooper, Matra, Brabham, McLaren, Renault, Williams, Moss, Clark, Stewart, Hill, Foyt, Peterson, Rindt, Lauda, Andretti, Fangio, etc.