ANTHONY CARTER
Introduction & acknowledgements
Foreword by Jack Sears
Quotation acknowledgements
Bibliography
1. In the beginning
2. The inspiration & the dream
The Reggie Tongue Photographic Archive (Courtesy David Morris)
23rd June 1935, French Grand Prix, Montlhéry
28th July 1935, German Grand Prix, Nürburgring
11th August 1935, Coppa Acerbo, Pescara, Italy
25th August 1935, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
1935, Picardy Grand Prix, Peronne, France
9th May 1936, Derby & District MC Meeting, Donington Park
12th July 1936, Albi Grand Prix, France
23rd August 1936, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
11th July 1937, Albi Grand Prix, France
15th August 1937, Coppa Acerbo, Pescara, Italy
22nd August 1937, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
6th May 1939, Junior Car Club International Trophy, Brooklands
16th July 1939, Albi Grand Prix, France
1930s. Four random gems
3. A glorious failure
May 2010, The old Albi road circuit
2005. Postscript
4. Setting the ball rolling
1953 to 1960, Pau Pourri
5. A new generation
The Bob Dance Photographic Archive
15th May 1954, Daily Express Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
7th May 1955, Daily Express Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
5th June 1955, Belgian Grand Prix, Spa Francorchamps
5th May 1956, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
21st May 1956, Whit Monday Meeting, Crystal Palace
14th July 1956, British Grand Prix, Silverstone
20th July 1957, British Grand Prix, Aintree
14th September 1957, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
5th October 1957, Gold Cup Meeting, Oulton Park
18th April 1959, 200 International Meeting, Aintree 2nd May 1959, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
6. Life at Lotus
Appendix. BRM The bare facts
Index
***INDICE***
Introduction & acknowledgements
Foreword by Jack Sears
Quotation acknowledgements
Bibliography
1. In the beginning
2. The inspiration & the dream
The Reggie Tongue Photographic Archive (Courtesy David Morris)
23rd June 1935, French Grand Prix, Montlhéry
28th July 1935, German Grand Prix, Nürburgring
11th August 1935, Coppa Acerbo, Pescara, Italy
25th August 1935, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
1935, Picardy Grand Prix, Peronne, France
9th May 1936, Derby & District MC Meeting, Donington Park
12th July 1936, Albi Grand Prix, France
23rd August 1936, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
11th July 1937, Albi Grand Prix, France
15th August 1937, Coppa Acerbo, Pescara, Italy
22nd August 1937, Swiss Grand Prix, Berne
6th May 1939, Junior Car Club International Trophy, Brooklands
16th July 1939, Albi Grand Prix, France
1930s. Four random gems
3. A glorious failure
May 2010, The old Albi road circuit
2005. Postscript
4. Setting the ball rolling
1953 to 1960, Pau Pourri
5. A new generation
The Bob Dance Photographic Archive
15th May 1954, Daily Express Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
7th May 1955, Daily Express Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
5th June 1955, Belgian Grand Prix, Spa Francorchamps
5th May 1956, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
21st May 1956, Whit Monday Meeting, Crystal Palace
14th July 1956, British Grand Prix, Silverstone
20th July 1957, British Grand Prix, Aintree
14th September 1957, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
5th October 1957, Gold Cup Meeting, Oulton Park
18th April 1959, 200 International Meeting, Aintree 2nd May 1959, Daily Express International Trophy Meeting, Silverstone
6. Life at Lotus
Appendix. BRM The bare facts
Index
Features
Photographs from 1933-1939
Photographs from 1950-1962
The Germans and Grand Prix racing before WWII
The story of the BRM V16 1948-1955
The postwar rear-engined revolution (including 500cc)
The emergence of the Lotus marque
The emergence of Jimmy Clark
Early career of Jimmy Clark at Lotus
Bob Dance his early life pre-1960
Bob Dance his Lotus years up to 1970, in his own words
Description
Previously unpublished, stunning photographs from motor racing history, in a book that examines the many facets of Grand Prix racing before the dominance of television. A beautiful look at a fascinating time in motor racing.
Synopsis
This book is a virtual time machine to the past. It presents stunning previously unpublished photographs from motor racing history, and examines the many facets of Grand Prix racing before the dominance of television and commercial advertising. Here are stories of derring-do and racing that constantly pushed the boundaries of technology. The story begins in the 1930s when the German Auto-Unions and Mercedes were heavily subsidised by the Nazi regime to strengthen their engineering might. This produced the most powerful racing cars ever (at least until the turbocharged cars of the 1980s), and which was followed by the postwar era that saw the BRM V16 bringing prestige to Great Britain. Altogether a nostalgic look at a fascinating time in motor racings development.
Additional Information
Foreword by Jack Sears.