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Sixty Years of World Championship Motorcycle Racing. The Riders, the races, the records. Packed with a feast of information, the MotoGP Source Book is a unique historical survey of a magnificent sport, recounting the history of 60 years of...

In October 1951, the launch of Austin's new small car, the A30, changed the face of the motor industry forever. Its engine — coded AS3 at the time, but soon named A-Series — became a cornerstone of the ever-developing British Motor...

Le Mans 24 Hours 2012 the official yearbook of the ACO. The triumph of the new Audi R18 e-tron quattro and the new Hybrid works Toyota. The new publishers of this book kept the tradition of the authors Teissedre, Moity and Bienvenu. Another great...

This was the decade when the Le Mans 24 Hours really began to rock. Already established as a world-class event, the ACO's annual race scaled new heights and up to a quarter of a million people travelled to north-west France each June to watch it. The...

A portfolio of international features and articles compiled from leading motoring journals covering the iconic Mercedes-Benz 190SL and 300SL Gullwing coupes and roadsters and the highly successful 300SLR racing cars. Included are road tests, new model...

It's part of Italian folklore how Ducati switched from electronics to motorcycle manufacturing after their Bologna factory was bombed during the Second World War and, after inventing a clip-on engine for bicycles, went on to become one of the most...

2nd hand book in very good condition First published in 1986, this book has become regarded as a classic and is being reissued by Haynes to meet popular demand. Presented in the format of a Haynes Manual, Vintage Motorcyclists' Workshop is aimed at the...

The Adventure Motorcycle Maintenance Manual, the fifth book in Haynes' acclaimed adventure motorcycling series, brings a new level of wisdom to a subject that many would-be adventurers neglect, misunderstand or disregard because it is simply 'too...

No car has ever been quite like the legendary Citroen DS. Sleek, futuristic and packed with avant-garde technology, it stunned the world when it was launched in 1955 - and became a national emblem for a newly resurgent France. With its sculptural...

Here is a compelling celebration of both the peculiar and the innovative. Unusual Motorcycles presents the stories surrounding all sorts of offbeat machinery — scooters, sidecars and engines as well as motorcycles — largely forgotten by...

Gas prices go up and down, but mostly up, and that trend is unlikely to change any time soon. To win the battle at the gas pump, more and more commuters and recreational riders are turning to motor scooters. 'Though scooters are entertaining to ride and...

In motor racing history there have been innumerable cars that have failed to live up to their initial hype and the most ignominious of them all must be the ill-fated BRM V16. Conceived in the aftermath of the Second World War as a 'National Grand Prix...