Vanwall, the story of Tony Vandervell and his racing cars
JENKINSON, Denis & POSTHUMUS, Cyril
Cambridge: Patrick Stephens
First edition
1975
Near Fine / Near Fine
B5076
First edition. Quarto, pp 176. Bound in green cloth covered hard boards and in the original dust jacket, un-clipped (£4.95 net). Liberally illustrated with b/w photographs. Vanwall, founded by Tony Vandervell in 1954 had the distinction of being the first British team to win a Formula 1 race, when Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks won the British Grand Prix in 1957, and the following year became the first British team to win the Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship. Vanwall dropped out of Formula 1 in 1960 when rule changes made their cars uncompetitive. However the team ushered in an era of British dominance in Formula 1 motor racing.
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