DB Publishing Le Mans '55 the Crash That Changed the Face of Motor Racing

The worst crash in motor racing history - killing more than 80 people - was produced by a ferocious and haunting combination of circumstances: nationalism, raw speed, the nature of a 24-hour race, and chance. In this study of the fateful day, the author sets the race itself in the context of the 1950s. Autorid: Christopher Hilton