TT Centenary, compiled by Geoff Cannell and John Watterson, goes right back to the original St Johns course and also includes images from the Clypse Course used for a short period in the 1950s. The awesome 37.7 mile Snafell Mountain Course, which was the home of the British Motorcycle Grand Prix for four decades, remains the ultimate challenge to every discerning road racer. Paperback.

15 x 19 cm. 128 pages.

Precisely 100 years ago men pitted themselves against The Mountain in the first motorcycle TT races, and set in motion a festival of speed that has continued every year with interruptions only for two world wars and one foot and mouth epidemic. Paperback. 20 x 13 cm.

336 pages. By Mac McDiarmid.

Exquisite photographs, most of them published here for the first time, provide an intimate portrait of the Monaco Grand Prix, from the first race in 1929 through to the present day. Shot from every possible vantage point on the mountainous street circuit, these outstanding images capture the magic of this fabulous event. Hardback.

31 x 25 cm. 352 pages. By Michael Hewett.

The Isle of Man TT races are the oldest and most famous motorcycle races in the world and in 2007 the event celebrates its 100th anniversary. Over the last century, many of the most famous names in bike racing have tackled the legendary Mountain course. The 37.73 mile public road circuit is widely regarded as the most dangerous in the world, and has claimed the lives of over 200 competitors.

This book celebrates the triumphs of those who have taken on the TT and won, and also pays tribute to those who have paid the ultimate price for pursuing their dreams. Hardback. 28 x 25 cm.

320 pages. By Stuart Barker.

The extraordinary events of the 1982 Formula One season are still hard to believe 25 years on. Most memorable of all was the thrilling fight for the title. The 16 races were won by 11 different drivers and the controversy surrounding the deaths of three men, two of them Grand Prix icons.

There were also ominous sub-currents, not least the FOCA-FISA war, the struggle between the turbo and normally aspirated teams, and the driver rebellion over super licences. Packed with fresh insight from interviews and new research, this superbly illustrated all-colour book captures all the drama of a remarkable year. Hardback.

272 pages.

It was anything goes in the automobile business in the 1960s. After overdosing on chrome and high-rise tailfins in the 1950s, automakers rolled out a dizzying variety of styles, shapes and sizes in the irreverent 60s. The resulting fleet included some of the most unique cars ever made muscle cars like the GTO, Charger, Camaro and Shelby Mustang.

It was a fascinating era with fascinating cars. Hardback 192 pages. By Dan Lyons.

This book takes a look at the life and times of Carroll Hall Shelby, from his birth as the son of a rural Dallas-area postman well before WWII up to his present activities where once again he is advising Ford on the creation of a Shelby Mustang. Throughout all the car talk are personal glimpses of the world of Shelby, which included stretches as a WWII era bomber pilot instructor, oil well roustabout, chicken farmer, cement hauler, chilli cook, horse breeder, dog breeder, flying instructor, safari guide, car dealer, bon vivant, art collector, inventor, father of three, grandfather and philanthropist - not to mention friend of everyone from politicians to Kings. Paperback.

205 pages. By Wallace A Wyss.

Life at Lotus is a feast of previously unseen photographs from the mid-1960s when the Scottish maestro was at the peak of his career. It features over 250 stunning black and white photographs of the two-times Formula 1 World Champion in action on the track, as well as in and around the paddock during his most successful period - 1964 to 1967. Peter Darley was the official photographer for Team Lotus at the time.

His images were used for the teams press releases and postcards at the time but seldom seen anywhere else. These pictures have been hidden away for nearly 40 years and only now have they seen the light of day. They represent an important contribution to the worlds motor racing archive in general, and of Jim Clark and Team Lotus in particular.

Hardback. 256 pages. By Peter Darley.

Kart racing is arguably the most fun you can have on four wheels. Karting provides an essential training ground for future motor racing champions, but is also a thriving discipline in its own right, offering some of the most exciting racing in motorsport. This book provides a complete guide to all aspects of outdoor karting, covering all the fundamental elements of both two stroke and four stroke kart racing.

Hardback. 160 pages. By Joao Diniz Sanches.

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