Ferrari
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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...
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Book Review: For the Record My Years with Ferrari by Niki Lauda
During this season’s testing, Niki Lauda has been in the media drumming up Ferrari’s form. Apart from his many exploits on the track, Niki Lauda is also famous as a straight shooting F1 driver/team boss/commentator....
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Book Review: Ferrari the battle for revival by Alan Henry
With Ferrari’s new management looking to reboot the team for next season and Fernando on the way out, Ferrari’s 2014 season has all the hallmarks of the early to mid 90’s. Alan Henry has written a few books on...
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Book Review: Ferrari The Grand Prix Cars by Alan Henry
With Fiat putting the Ferrari F1 team management through the cleaners, it looks like 2014 will mirror some of the lean years Ferrari had in the mid 80’s and early 90’s. The F14T couldn’t be that bad, could it?...
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Book Review: Cavallino Rampante by Nick Garton
Its hard to believe it’s been more than a year since Ferrari last won a Grand Prix. With lots of the usual Ferrari politics in the media, the tifosi can pine about the glory days of Todt/Brawn/Schumi with Nick Garton̵...
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Book Review: Four Seasons at Ferrari – The Lauda Years by Alan Henry
Another book on Lauda and Ferrari is Alan Henry’s 2002 title “Four Seasons at Ferrari – The Lauda Years”. You would think based on the book’s title that it would solely be about Niki’s stint ...
