Formula 1 : World Championship Review (Rev ed)

This is the "Formula 1" yearbook, a magnificently produced photographic review of the entire World Championship season, combined with detailed reports and analyses of each of the nineteen Grand Prix races around the world, from Australia in March to China in October.

For each race a four-page spread shows the starting line-up, retirements, fastest laps, a detailed account of the race, and of course the result, together with a description of the circuit, the weather conditions on the day of the race, and the particular issues and talking points which dominated discussion at the time.

Again the 2005 edition will have two pages of colour photos of the most important facts of each race.

Then there are chapters on the key issues of the season, lavishly illustrated with photographs.

Finally, the book contains a portfolio of more than 120 pages of glorious colour photographs by Frits Van Eldik, covering the entire season, and 16 pages of superb cutaway section drawings of the main competing cars, drawn exclusively for this book by Paolo D'Alessio and an editorial by Giorgio Stirano about the most important technical developments during the season. No follower of "Formula 1" will want to be without this definitive record of a memorable World Championship season.