Mythical Formula One: 1966 to Present
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (882 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764345818 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Great Images Good Read" according to Gerardo Book-friend. As a newbie diecast race car collector, I need good reference material to be able to identify and familiarize myself with a plethora of race cars, especially the more obscure and forgotten race cars of yore. Actual photographs are indispensable for this purpose but not always helpful in scrutinizing car details, an aspect in which I find well rendered, accurate illustrations particularly helpful, if not ju. Horrible translation into English bitter critic The artwork is nice, but very "flat" looking, in other words it had a lack of shading and detail. The book is oddly organized, and is only somewhat chronological. What really turned me off, however, was the horrible translation into English. The grammar was so peculiar that it actually gave me a headache while reading it. I had to read and reread to really grasp the essence of what he is saying. I speak so. A masterwork about speed and elegance Are you looking for an extremely well documented Formula 1 history review featuring juicy details for the most relevant single-seaters ever designed and its beauty?Do you want to add a little bit of legendary bravery and passion to every single detail related to the Formula 1 history?Are you trying to experience how this class of formula has evolved in the last forty years?If you answer yes to any of the p
He is approaching his true passion, illustrating technical articles, designing publication covers, and writing historical chronicles for motorsport magazines. . After graduating with degrees in industrial design in his native Uruguay and automotive design in Italy he developed transport, medical, graphic and corporate design projects. About the Author Marcel Correa has been a racing enthusiast since the early years of his childhood. Looking for fresh challenges, he established his new life in Barcelona, Spain
All of them are illustrated in this book, depicting milestones such as the Lotuses 49, 72, 79, Renault RS01, winners like the Ferraris T series, McLaren MP4 from 1988, Shumacher's Ferrari, original ideas like the Tyrrell P34 and other curiosities. Despite being focused on the cars, the book also examines the designers, team-managers and drivers.. This coincided with the most important features we can still see in the cars of today, including wings, sponsors, slick tires, and carbon-fiber chassis. Computer generated profiles of the most famous and legendary Formula 1 single-seaters from 1966, the year when a new engine capacity regulation was approved
He is approaching his true passion, illustrating technical articles, designing publication covers, and writing historical chronicles for motorsport magazines. After graduating with degrees in industrial design in his native Uruguay and automotive design in Italy he developed transport, medical, graphic and corporate design projects. Marcel Correa has been a racing enthusiast since