F1 Mavericks: The Men And Machines That Revolutionized Formula 1 Racing George Levy Motorbooks Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family & Life Style Sports

F1 Mavericks Is The Story Of Grandest Most Influential And Fondly Remembered Era In Formula 1 Racing As Seen Through Lens Master Motorsports Photographer Pete Biro Period From 1960 To 1982 Saw Greatest Technological Changes History Racing: Transition Front Engines Rear Narrow-Treaded Tires Massive Slicks Zero Downforce Neck-Wrenching Ground Effects—And Course A Staggering Increase Performance Reduction Lap Times Short Creation Modern Car This Also Time When Legendary Names Who Defined Were Out Full Force: Jim Clark Jack Brabham Dan Gurney Sir Jackie Stewart Graham Hill Niki Lauda James Hunt Bruce Mclaren Jody Scheckter We’ll See Meet All Them But Focuses On Designers Engineers Behind Cars—Men Like Colin Chapman Patrick Head Maurice Philippe Franco Rochhi Gordon Murray Many Others Hear Directly Including Foreword 1978 World Champion Mario Andretti Every Chapter Photographic Account Key Races Throughout Supplemented With Sidebars Featuring Technologies Wings Effects Slick Turbochargers “Fan” Suction An International Includes Loads Information Designs Japan (Honda) Britain (Mclaren Tyrrell Cooper Brm) Italy (Ferrari Maserati Alfa Romeo) France (Matra Ligier Renault) Germany (Porsche Bmw) United States (Eagle Shadow Penske Parnelli) Strap Yourself For Racing—It\ S Here Σελίδες: 240 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0806 Διαστάσεις: 27 6X27 6Cm