Out Of Print Books

By: Philip Young . The official record of the centennial re-enactment of a great motoring milestone: the 1907 Peking to Paris race. Man and machine against the elements, driving where no car has gone before … That was the impossible challenge of...

By: Jesse Alexander . In Portraits, Jesse Alexander offers an intimate and emotional view of the people he has met in his remarkable 50-year career as a passionate motorsports photographer. These photographs feature many of the greatest names from a...

By: Andrew Vand De Burgt . There has never before been a Formula 1 driver like newly crowned World Champion Lewis Hamilton — nobody else in the history of the sport has made such an impact in the space of just two seasons. The statistics for...

By: Andrew Vand De Burgt . There has never before been a Formula 1 driver like Lewis Hamilton — nobody else in the history of the sport has made such an impact in his first season. The statistics for 2007 are phenomenal: a debut third place, nine...

By: Philippe Defechereux . Scope: The complete yet never told story of James Dean’s passion for professional racing, his cars and races, within the context of his life, the many celebrities he befriended and his stunning Hollywood success before...

By: Stirling Moss, Philip Porter . Released in celebration of his 80th Birthday, this fourth book in the popular series follows Sir Stirling Moss through his most turbulent, demanding and, ultimately, successful racing years. Moss's career was at its...

By: Murray Walker, Philip Porter . Throughout the English-speaking world, and beyond, one man is an absolute legend in motor racing circles. He is more famous than many of the drivers, and much more loved than most. That man is, of course, Murray Walker...

By: LAT, Quentin Spurring . The he outstanding images in this book chronicle the career of one of the most admired Grand Prix drivers in living memory — and surely the most loved in all of Fl history. Gilles Villeneuve's career statistics...

By: Walter Rohrl, Reinhard Klein . Walter Rohrl won the Drivers' World Rally Championship in 1980 and 1982. During his rallying career from 1968 to 1987, the tall German was as famous, infamous and respected for his then unusual "racing style" on the...

By: Paul D Smith . The essence of hot rodding has always been to make something that was designed and engineered in Detroit look better and, more importantly, go faster. At the epicenter of hot rodding's formative years prior to and just after World War...

By: Christopher Hilton . Michael Schumacher, a man of ordinary background from an obscure small town in Germany, wanted to be a footballer. Instead, between 1991 and 2006, he destroyed every significant record in Formula 1 racing to the point where his...

By: LAT, Mike Doodson . Nigel Mansell first took part in a World Championship Grand Prix in 1980, and didn't win one until five years later. From that moment, however, his career made bigger headlines and attracted more public adoration than any British...