Ferrari The Grand Prix Cars by Alan Henry 1st edition 1984 H/B D/J 320 pages D/J is tatty, book has marks, bumps, a previous owner's name, foxing, etc., but otherwise good condition. Contents: Section I: Getting the show on the Grand Prix road: The V12 trail-blazers, 1948-51 A supercharged start against Alfa Romeo Lampredi's big V12 defeats the Alfas - the build-up to an emotional moment for Maranello Section II: Formula 2 domination of two World Championships The heyday of Alberto Ascari Section III: 2-1/2 litre heyday, 1954-60: A time of trial and error Lampredi's dream gives way to Lancia's Fangio's Ferrari Championship Marking time as an also-ran A Championship for Dino's memory Into the front-engined twilight Section IV: Initial advantage dissipated: The 1-1/2 litre cars, 1961-65 The higher they fly, the harder they fall... The new dawn approaching Another Championship... and beyond Section V: The 3-litre twelves, 1966-80: A golden era for Maranello The V12s: Defeat snatched from the jaws of victory The start of a long road Lauda's sustained success A fighting finish for the flat-12 Section VI: Into the turbocharged future: The 126 V6s, 1980-84 A new V6 for the engines A fresh approach to chassis design: the 126C2 and C3 Appendices: Fiorano Race Results