Winged Sports Cars and Enduring Technology - The International Championship 1962 -1971

Sports car racing's decade of greatest diversity began with a shift from front-engine to mid-engine design and experiments with aerodynamics and lighter weight materials, resulting in some of the fastest, most charismatic cars ever built. It was also a time of unequalled driver talent, when many racers also competed in Formula 1. This beautiful large format coffee-table book is the sequel to Janos Wimpffen's critically acclaimed Open Roads and Front Engines. It celebrates the men and machines of the decade with engaging writing and hundreds of evocative images from each race, most of which have never been published.

Hardback, 330 x 279mm, 400 pages, 229 colour & 327 b&w photos