Ferrari
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Book Review: Ferrari Mondiali by Enrico Mapelli
Following on from the last review of Obrigado Ayrton, another book from the same publisher (Giorgio Nada Editore) on my bookshelf is Ferrari Mondiali by Enrico Mapelli. This is the Italian version published in 2009. An English ...
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Book Review: inside Ferrari by Maurice Hamilton and Jon Nicholson
It would be a great time to be a fly on the wall in Maranello. After their title campaign failures over the past few years, Ferrari look like they now have the car and drivers in good form this year right from the start (ok, le...
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Book Review: Ferrari Formula 1 by Rainer Schlegelmilch
A few months ago, I reviewed Rainer Schlegelmilch’s little Ferrari book “F1errari”. One of Rainier’s earlier Ferrari books is Ferrari Formula 1. There are 2 editions of this book, one with a cover of Schumacher in the 1996 F31...
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Book Review: The Limit by Michael Cannell
Michael Cannell is not a regular F1 industry writer but he has obviously researched a lot of books and magazines (check out his extensive notes section at the back of the book) to explore the Ferrari rivalry between Phil Hill a...
Diecast models
Diecast Review: RedLine Models Ferrari 312B3 Nikki Lauda
Over the weekend, a car modeller friend showed me a diecast from one of his Ferrari RedLine collection and he graciously allowed me to take some shots to post (I was amazed by the detailing, so I had to ask him). Although I wou...
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Book Review: F1errari by Rainer Schlegelmilch and Hartmut Lehbrink
If you could describe Rainier Schlegelmilch’s “F1errari” in one sentence it might be “good things come in small packages…” The first reaction to this book is its unusually small but thick siz...
