A Turn at the Wheel (Stirling Moss)
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Description
2nd hand book, good condition, missing dust jacket, see images
Stirling Moss's A Turn at the Wheel provides a captivating firsthand account of four pivotal years in motor racing history (1957–1960). Published in London by William Kimber in 1961, this rare hardcover chronicles the era in which British racing cars and drivers achieved international dominance over foreign rivals.
What's Inside
- Race-by-race commentary and personal insights from 1957 to 1960
- Driving for Vanwall and Rob Walker Racing
- Competition against world-class rivals including Juan Manuel Fangio and Tony Brooks
- Technical observations from one of Formula 1's greatest drivers
- Bound in dark grey cloth with gold spine lettering
Who It's For
An essential piece for Formula 1 history enthusiasts, Stirling Moss fans, and vintage automotive book collectors seeking a rare firsthand memoir from the golden age of Grand Prix racing.
Additional Info
Condition: Used
Author: Stirling Moss
Title: A Turn at the Wheel (Stirling Moss)
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 200
Publication Year: 1961