Motor Racing: The Drivers

by Dennis Charles

Allow yourself to sit and be taken back in time to the vintage days of Formula 1, before the massive sponsorship deals and the lengthy, confusing rulebooks of modern motor racing, to a time when it was just talented young men and machines battling each other for dominance on the track. These are the stories of some of the greatest unsung heroes to ever take the driver seat, the motor sport biographies of famous people who, though brilliant, never made it to be household names for one reason or another. For anybody with an interest in Formula 1 or motor racing in general, this is a must read. Containing the short biographies of famous people from all over the world, including Dan Gurney and Mark Donohue, this catalogue of heroes in the driver seat includes some of the most fearless young men in the world. Many of the most daring subjects of motor sport biographies met tragic ends doing what they were best at, and here they are remembered as they deserve to be, as champions in the battle between men and machines on the race track.

56 pages, Paperback

First published January 25, 2015