Ferrari
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Rare Book Review: Ferrari Monoposto
With crunch time for Seb and Ferrari this weekend, the spotlight is on the Scuderia again. Ferrari’s new focus and early wins this year reminded me a lot of the 1990 season with Prost (Vettel) and Mansell (Kimi) in the 6...
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Book Review: Ferrari F1 1977-1985 edited by Piero Casucci
Is Ferrari really sandbagging as Red Bull claim? I have to admit everytime I look at the new SF-70H and especially the 90 degree sidepod air intakes, I keep thinking of Jodie Scheckter’s square looking 312T4. I’ve previously po...
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Rare Book Review: The Enzo Ferrari Memoirs: My Terrible Joys by Enzo Ferrari
Whenever there is political unrest within Ferrari, I always can’t help imagining what the great il Commendatore would be thinking. In 2017, we can only look back at some of the few books written by Enzo himself for some g...
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Book Review: Ferrari F1 1964-1976 by Piero Casucci
If the rumours are true, Ferrari are removing the white strips from their race livery and going back to the full red coloured chassis for the 2017 season. The famous red and white Ferrari race cars that come to mind were the 3...
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Rare Book Review: Ferrari Formula 1 by Peter Wright
If media reports are true – Ferrari are in disarray yet again! Last year with Sebastian Vettel, the Scuderia looked on the verge of re-discovering the success of the Schumacher-Brawn-Todt-Byrne days. One excellent technic...
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Book Review: Ferrari F1 1948-1963 by Piero Casucci
Is Seb’s Malaysian GP win the start of the much anticipated Ferrari renaissance? The SF-15T definitely is one of the more attractive looking race cars produced by the Scuderia in recent seasons. A very good book series o...
