The Science of Speed
Today's Fascinating High-tech World of Formula 1
by David Tremayne
204 pages· 1997· ISBN 9781852605896
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The Science of Speed David Tremayne.Subtitled: The Hi-Tech World of Formula 1. On todayÆs racetracks drivers strain to knock vital tenths of seconds from their lap times, while in the pit lanes and the design offices millions of dollarsare spent every season in the quest to provide the mechanical means to go ever faster. This book ex plains the technical changes imposed since Alain Prost won the World Championship, the fascinating intricacies of GP car design, and the endless battle for race-winning innovation. Foreword by PatrickHead. Hdbd., 6"x 9", 192 pgs., 1 b&w ill.
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