Formula One (Collins Gem) - Softcover

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ISBN 10: 000472481X ISBN 13: 9780004724812

Verlag: Collins, 2000

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Formula One is the world’s most spectacular sport – fast-moving, cosmopolitan, dangerous and competitive. This Gem provides the inside story, full of information, anecdote, statistics and history – ideal for any Formula One enthusiast.

The book is divided into seven main sections; all have a clear theme and help guide you through the development of Formula One. The first section covers the history of the sport from the first Formula One race in 1950 and to the first races at the turn of the century upto the 1999 season. Each subsequent chapter analyses the rise and fall of drivers, teams and circuits in this ever-changing sport, also highlighting the constant technical innovation and change as well as taking a look at how the sport is run, from who organizes Formula One to how a pit stop works and to what the flags marshals wave at drivers actually mean.

Illustrated throughout with colour photographs, results tables and diagrams, this Gem provides an ideal introduction.

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The book is divided into seven main sections; all have a clear theme and help guide you through the development of Formula One. The first section covers the history of the sport from the first Formula One race in 1950 and to the first races at the turn of the century up to the 1999 season. Each subsequent chapter analyses the rise and fall of drivers, teams and circuits in this ever-changing sport. 'Collins Gem – Formula One' also highlights the constant technical innovations and changes as well as taking a look at how the sport is run, from who organises Formula One to how a pit stop works and to what the flags marshals wave at drivers actually mean.

Illustrated throughout with colour photographs, results tables and diagrams, this Gem provides an ideal introduction.

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• Verlag: Collins
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2000
• ISBN 10: 000472481X
• ISBN 13: 9780004724812
• Einband: Paperback
• Anzahl der Seiten: 192
• Herausgeber: HarperCollins