American Grand Prix Racing - A Century of Drivers & Cars and Japanese bikes (the latter

and Japanese bikes (the latter of which have previously gone largely ignored) in all four-stroke and classic two-stroke configurations

from horse-drawn equipment used in the 18s to tractor-drawn and self-powered equipment used in the 195s

There's even a handy section on parts sources

weathered World War II on the income generated by service departments

emphasizing the painstaking artistic and mechanical ingenuity that goes into the cars

American Grand Prix Racing - A Century of Drivers & Cars and Japanese bikes (the latterAmericans' involvement in Grand Prix and Formula I racing throughout the 20th century is chronicled in this fascinating history, which focuses on American drivers such as Richie Ginther and Dan Gurney, and World Champions Phil Hill and Mario Andretti. The book recounts their glory years in the '50s, '60s, and '70s and covers the failed 1993 Formula I attempt of U. S. born Michael Andretti, Mario's son. The text is complemented with outstanding