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Porter Press International Porter Press BRM: Racing for Britain - Motor Racing History

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Description

Explore the ambitious history of British Racing Motors through BRM: Racing for Britain. Published by Porter Press International, this book details the vision of Raymond Mays, a patriotic racing driver who sought to unite the British automotive industry. Following his work with ERA before World War II, Mays launched the BRM project to challenge the dominance of continental European teams in Formula 1. This narrative follows the team through its highs and lows, starting from the era of the spectacular V16 to the eventual breakthrough on the world stage. Readers will follow the journey that led to Jo Bonnier scoring the team's first World Championship Grand Prix victory in 1959. It is a must-read for enthusiasts of motor racing folklore and the evolution of British engineering.

Key Features

This book by Porter Press International covers the history of the British Racing Motors team.

Learn about Raymond Mays and his plan to use the British automotive industry to compete in Formula 1.

The text follows the development of the team from the V16 era to their first Grand Prix win.

Discover how Jo Bonnier secured the first World Championship Grand Prix victory for BRM in 1959.

This new store stock edition provides a detailed look at the folklore of British motor racing.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
31 March 2022
Listed Since
22 February 2022

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