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Autocourse Faces of Formula 1: The Sixties
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Autocourse Faces of Formula 1: The Sixties
Current price: $80.00
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Autocourse Faces of Formula 1: The Sixties
Current price: $80.00
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AUTOCOURSE are proud to publish a fully revised English language edition of this book which showcases the stunning photography by Dr Benno Muller, a gifted amateur, who captured candid portraits of the racing drivers of the decade with his trusty Leica.
To compliment the photos, Hartmut Lebrink, a veteran of more than 500 Grands Prix, has supplied beautifully crafted biographies which are bursting with insight on the drivers who risked their lives when the sport was incredibly dangerous.
Within the pages of this book can be seen true heroes, masterfully captured by one of the
best portrait photographers of that time. These men were then the leading and supporting
actors, as well as a few extras, in that big and always exciting drama called Formula 1.
We are not here considering any pecking order or hierarchy. Being a hero – that described
every single one of them slipping into the fragile cars of that time and
racing on one of the circuits of that time, putting his life at stake and,
far too frequently, paying the highest price.
AUTOCOURSE are planning to produce a series of companion volumes, with
Faces of Formula 1: The Seventies
already a work in progress.
To compliment the photos, Hartmut Lebrink, a veteran of more than 500 Grands Prix, has supplied beautifully crafted biographies which are bursting with insight on the drivers who risked their lives when the sport was incredibly dangerous.
Within the pages of this book can be seen true heroes, masterfully captured by one of the
best portrait photographers of that time. These men were then the leading and supporting
actors, as well as a few extras, in that big and always exciting drama called Formula 1.
We are not here considering any pecking order or hierarchy. Being a hero – that described
every single one of them slipping into the fragile cars of that time and
racing on one of the circuits of that time, putting his life at stake and,
far too frequently, paying the highest price.
AUTOCOURSE are planning to produce a series of companion volumes, with
Faces of Formula 1: The Seventies
already a work in progress.