Publisher Description

This title features 100's of previously unpublished colour & mono photographs. This title features nineteen Formula 1 Drivers' and Constructors' World Championship titles from 1952 to the present day and a further fourteen sports car World Championships. Few car manufacturers can boast a roll of honour as rich as that of Ferrari, a protagonist on road and track throughout the world for over half a century. This is the sporting history of the Maranello marque recounted through its championship-winning cars, illustrated with hundreds of previously unpublished colour and black and white photos and accompanied by a brief but authoritative text.

Notes

Subtitled, The Cars That Beat The World. The sporting history of the Maranello marque, recounted through its championship winning cars, with colour and b/w photos.

Author Biography

Born in Monza, for over 40 years Enrico Mapelli has followed the vicissitudes of the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, firstly as an enthusiast and then as a journalist. He contributes to a number of local periodicals and has published books. For Giorgio Nada Editore he has written I dati della Formula Uno and Ferrari's World Champions. The cars that beat the world, as well as having contributed to many other works published by the company. He has been the speaker at the Autodromo for many events, especially historic car races including the InterEuropa Cup Formula 1 GP.

Review

"In his new book, Enrico Mapelli examines the Maranello race cars that triumphed against all comers, with hundreds of previously unpublished black and white and color images to highlight all of Ferrari's winners, from the F1 single-seaters of Alberto Ascari and Michael Schumacher, to the sports and GT machines like the 340 MM and 250 GTO. A must for any Tifosi's library." - Hagerty's Magazine

Review Quote

"In his new book, Enrico Mapelli examines the Maranello race cars that triumphed against all comers, with hundreds of previously unpublished black and white and color images to highlight all of Ferrari's winners, from the F1 single-seaters of Alberto Ascari and Michael Schumacher, to the sports and GT machines like the 340 MM and 250 GTO. A must for any Tifosi's library." - Hagerty's Magazine

Description for Bookstore

Nineteen Formula 1 Driversrs" and Constructorsrs" World Championship titles from 1952 to the present day and a further fourteen sports car World Championships. Few car manufacturers can boast a roll of honour as rich as that of Ferrari, a protagonist on road and track throughout the world for over half a century. The sporting history of the Maranello marque recounted through its championship-winning cars, illustrated with hundreds of previously unpublished color and black and white photos and accompanied by a brief but authoritative text.

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