Photo Gallery «Formula 1 - The racing cars (book review)»

Name: Lancia D50 1954
Brand: Lancia

You've never seen Formula 1 cars like this before! Using elaborate photographic techniques, photographer James Mann shows milestones from the history of Formula 1 racing cars from 1950 to 2013. Formula 1 expert Stuart Codling provides the necessary context for each vehicle in the form of loosely written texts and ex-Brabham constructor Gordon Murray adds a small but interesting technical aspect to the book. This book review reveals which cars are described in the book and how the photos were taken.

Excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Table of contents of the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Historical and modern studio shots make the book very exciting. Excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Brief history of each vehicle - excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Lancia D50 (1954) from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Brabham BT20 (1962) from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Chapter on the creation of the photos is extremely exciting - excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

Excerpt from the book "Formula 1 - The Racing Cars" by Stuart Codling, James Mann and Gordon Murray

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Maserati 250F (1954) aus dem Buch «Formel 1 - Die Rennwagen» von Stuart Codling, James Mann und Gordon Murray (© GeraMond Verlag, 2014)