Author: Dave Friedman, Hardbound Pages: 192

By Vic Elford, Foreword by Ferdinand Pi_ch Hardcover, 8 3/8___ by 9___, 288 pages

By Ken Breslauer Foreword by Dan Gurney .Hardbound, 288 pages

By Gary Doyle,Hardcover, 10 1/4___ by 8 1/4___,

Ulrich Upietz,9.5___x12.5___, 370 pg, over 1000 photos,English/German

by Karl Ludvigsen, Softcover, 10 1/4 in. x 8 1/2 in.

By Michael Argetsinger Hardcover, 8 3/8___ by 9___, 400 pages,

By John Horsman Hardcover, 8 3/8___by 9___, 400 pages

By Quentin Spurring Hardcover, 11___ x 11___, 240 pages,255 black & white and color photos

By Jeffery R. Zwart Hardcover, 15___ x 10___, 192 pages, 222 color photographs, plus 144 small detail shots.

The International Championship for Manufacturers in Photographs, 1962___1971

By Jesse Alexander Foreword by Dan Gurney Hardcover, 13___ x 11___, 96 pages,92 black & white and 26 color photos

Illustrations by Charles W. Queener, Text by Murray Smith Hardcover, 8 1/2 by 7, 48 pages, with 84 color illustrations

Author: Norbert Singer,Hardbound,Pages: 208.

DVD,Color, 4 hours.

Author: Anthony Pritchard, Hardbound Pages: 272

Legendary motorsports photographer Jesse Alexander produced some of his most memorable images while following Scuderia Ferrari on the European Grand Prix circuit between 1954 and 1966. Alexander’s photographs reflect an unsurpassed level of access, both in terms of where he was free to explore and work, and more important, in the openness of his subjects. It’s this quality that gives his images their unusual intimacy. Drivers and team principals appear relaxed and unguarded, a result of his personal friendships and familiarity with his subjects. These photographs have a distinctive sense of a fleeting moment captured, which inspired this book’s title: at Reims in 1956, veteran Juan Manuel Fangio holds court with his young teammates Eugenio Castellotti, Peter Collins, and Olivier Gendebien; on a chilly winter day in 1957, Enzo Ferrari is bundled up for a test of Luigi Musso’s Lancia-Ferrari D50 at the Modena Autodromo; at Spa in 1961, Wolfgang von Trips warmly congratulates Phil Hill on their one-two finish, a race Hill won from the pole. The sense of the moment is often enhanced by dramatic lighting, such as dark shadows on the Monza track cast by sheltering trees, or sunlight streaming through the Ferrari factory windows, illuminating unpainted race cars. Though he is best known for his black-and-white work, Alexander’s early color images are also featured. The photographs presented here vividly depict an era of great change and growing challenges to Ferrari in Formula One. After scoring two championships with Alberto Ascari in 1952 and 1953, Ferrari faced formidable competition from Mercedes-Benz in 1954, followed by a host of new British teams in the late 1950s and early 1960s. That period would also see Ferrari make the long-anticipated shift from the front-engined Lancia-Ferrari D50 and Dino 246 to the rear-engined Dino 156 that would restore the team’s dominance in 1961. By Jesse Alexander In Ferrari Grand Prix Moments, Jesse Alexander offers his personal perspective on the people, places, and events that made the 1950s and 1960s a defining period in the history of the marque that—more than any other—has come to define Grand Prix racing.

By János Wimpffen Hardcover, 11” By 13”, 400 Pages 470 Color & 120 Black-And-White Photos

The Cockney F1 Mechanic Who Designed and Built America’s Best Can-Am Cars. Author: Peter Bryant Foreword: Jackie Oliver Format: Hardcover, 8 3/8” by 9”, 400 pages Photos: 137 color and 23 black-and-white

"Ferrari Racing Activities is the official publication detailing all of the races competed in by Prancing Horse cars in 2007 and spans everything from Formula 1 GPs to Challenge and F1 Clienti competitions. This large format volume comprises 250 pages packed with high resolution photographs and in-depth text. It provides an informative summary of every race too, including all the results and comments from the protagonists themselves. A fantastic reference for any enthusiast wanting to relive the thrills of last year's many races and, of course, victories."

Author: János Wimpffen Format: Hardcover, 11” by 13”, 420 pages Photos: 600 color and 32 black-and-white photographs

Author: Jesse Alexander Format: Hardcover, 11” by 13”, 96 pages

Author: Frank Barrett and Boyd Jaynes Foreword: Carroll Shelby Format: Hardback with slipcase, 11” by 13”, 272 pages Photos: 156 color

Hardcover, 9.5 x 12, 160 pages Bi-lingual text in German and English Author:Ulrich Upietz

Author: J. A. Martin and Michael J. Fuller Format: Hardbound Pages: 256 Length: 9.50 w x 11.00 h

Author: Carlos Eduardo Jalife-Villalón Foreword: Jackie Oliver and Jo Ramírez Format: Hardcover, 9” x 13 1/4”, 607 pages Photos: Approximately 4,000 black-and-white & color photos

Author: Michael Argetsinger Foreword: Roger Penske Format: Hardcover, 8 3/8" x 9", 344 pages Photos: 15 black-and-white and 25 color photographs

The Complete History of Types Author: Jürgen Barth and Gustav Büsing Format: Hardcover, three volumes with slipcase, 9 1/2” x 7 Photos: 2,012 black-and-white and color photographs and 99

Author: Phil Hill and John Lamm Format: Hardcover, 11 1/2” x 13 1/2”, 192 pages Photos: 45 black-and-white and 128 color photographs

Format: 11.8" x 12.6" Number of pages: 228, Hardcover Pictures: 55 color and 238 black and white images Text: English and German 240 pages

Author: Pete Lyons; Photography by Peter Harholdt Format: Hardcover with slipcase, 11” x 11”, 244 pages Photos: 157 color photographs

Author: Hartmut Lehbrink; Photographs by Rainer W. Schlege Format: Hardcover, 11 ¼” by 11 ¼”, 180 pages Photos: 315 black-and-white and color photographs; 2CDs

Author: János Wimpffen Foreword: Sir Stirling Moss Format: Hardcover, 9” x 11”, 516 pages Photos: 365 black-and-white and 150 color photographs

a.. By John Zimmerman Foreword by Dan Gurney Hardcover, 11" x 9"; 192 pages 400 color & black-and-white photographs ISBN-10: 1-893618-82-X In Dan Gurney's Eagle Racing Cars: The Technical History of the Machines from All American Racers, author John Zimmermann delivers the definitive account of the planning, development and race history of every car built by AAR. Drawing on extensive interviews with Dan Gurney and the company's top designers, engineers, and drivers, Zimmermann explains how each car was conceived, created, and refined for maximum performance. His descriptions and analysis are accompanied by hundreds of color and black and white photos showing each car's journey from the drawing board to the racetrack.

soft bound pictorial reference book. made with the modeler in mind.

In 1959, a revolutionary car created a sensation in Great Britain. Originally designed to take passengers from point A to B as cheaply as possible, the Mini quickly became an automotive icon and part of the Swinging Sixties lifestyle. This book tells the story of the Mini beginning with the first models and extending through today’s versions. Period advertisements and other rare images add to the enjoyment, along with four CDs of vintage British and American pop music from the 1960s and 1970s. Produced in cooperation with Mini Scene International, authors Michael Stein and Thomas Pfahl capture the cult of the Mini in all of its forms. They start by explaining the Mini’s origins in the mind of designer Alex Issigonis, as well as John Cooper’s role in its rapid evolution into a successful rally and racing competitor. Later chapters explore the many variations on the original Mini design that have appeared over the years, culminating with the re-birth of the Mini as a successful brand for BMW in the 21st century

Author: Dieter Landenberger Format: Hardcover, 11 ¼” by 11 ¼”, 220 pages Photos: 300 black-and-white and color photographs; 3CDs