2 Books in 1: The 50's and 60's of Formula 1 Race by Race (ePub)

DO YOU WANT TO RELIVE THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOTOR RACING COMPETITION?

Formula 1 is the most prestigious and famous motor racing competition in the world. But it wouldn't be what it is without its history, let alone its origin. In this compilation of two books in 1 you will enjoy the early years of the competition.

In The 1950s of Formula 1 you will relive the legends of Farina, the first champion. Fangio, winning with any car. Ascari and the first successes of Ferrari. The eternal fight of Stirling Moss for the world title. The chivalry of Peter Collins... Those were the glory years of Alfa Romeo, Maserati, the rise of British brands such as Vanwall, Cooper and BRM...

In The 1960s of Formula 1 you will remember the years of the flying Scotsman, the magical combination of Jim Clark and Lotus, and his rivalry with another of the greats, Graham Hill. It was also the decade when John Surtees, three-time motorcycle world champion, also tried to triumph on four wheels. And also the years of Brabham's resurgence, this time with the challenge of achieving victory with its own team. It was also the time when Jackie Stewart began to forge his own legend, that of a magnificent driver who shone from his beginnings in Formula 1.

In this book, the evolution of each of the seasons is reviewed race by race. I trust that it will provide you with a pleasant learning experience, or that it will allow you to recover pleasant memories.

In this book you will find:

-Alfa Romeo's dominance in the early years of the championship.

-Nino Farina, the first world champion of the competition.

-The decade of Juan Manuel Fangio, the multi-champion who won with any make of car.

-The origin of Ferrari and its first successes through Alberto Ascari

-The epic entry of Mercedes in the championship and its successes in the 50's.

-The chivalry of Peter Collins and the sacrifice of a championship

-Stirling Moss's eternal fight for the world title

-The creation of the World Constructors' Championship

-The rise of the British marques through Vanwall, Cooper and BRM

-Jack Brabham or how to win a championship without fuel, and his assault on Formula 1 with his own team

-Ferrari's eternal attempt to dominate the race

-Stirling Moss' last attempts to win his longed-for world title

-Graham Hill and his glory years with BRM

-The legend of Jim Clark, the Scottish high-flyer, and his contribution to the rise of Lotus

-John Surtees, three-time motorcycle racing world champion, and his ambivalence in Formula 1

-The origin of a Formula 1 legend like Jackie Stewart and his debut in the competition.

-The evolutions of the 1960s: monocoque chassis, first spoilers, full-face helmets...

All this and much more in a race-by-race format to travel back in time through the results and anecdotes of each Grand Prix of the first 20 years of Formula 1.