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Autocar Trucks: 1950-1987 Photo Archive
In 1950 the Autocar Driver Cab was introduced, which along with the Autocar Sleeper Cab and the Autocar Aluminum Driver Cab, was used on all conventional models produced until Volvo replaced it after purchasing Autocar. In the 1950s Autocar began what it called Custom Engineering, designing each vehicle to the individual customers specific requirements. At this time Autocar focused on models for construction, logging, mining, quarrying and oil production, as well as lightweight over-the-road designs. Large format photos with informative captions illustrate all of the major models produced during this period. A brief history of the Autocar company is included.
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Autocourse 1977-78: International Motor Racing and Rallying
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Autocourse 1995-96: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
A dramatic season of Grand Prix racing produced another hard-fought battle for the World Championship between German superstar Michael Schumacher and Williams team leader Damon Hill. The Benetton driver emerged triumphant, but his gallant British rival had made him fight all the way.
All the action, controversy and contrasting emotions of the F1 season are captured in the 45th edition of Autocourse, long established as the world's leading Grand Prix annual.
Detailed race reports, authoritative commentary and comprehensive statistics are matched with a superb selection of illustrations from the world's leading motor sport photographers.
Autocourse 1996-97: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Alan Henry Hardcover 272 pages Out of Print. New old stock.
Autocourse 1998-99: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
The world's leading Formula 1 annual, now in its 48th season, brings full-color coverage of the 1998 season, with detailed results and driver and team profiles.
Autocourse 1999-2000: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
At the end of each season, Grand Prix enthusiasts and collectors eagerly anticipate the release of the world's leading Formula 1 yearbook. The 49th installment will be no exception, with complete coverage of every championship round. Dramatic color images from the sport's leading photographers accompany detailed race reports, in-depth analyses, and complete statistics. In addition, there's the much-awaited top-ten driver rankings, and a team-by-team guide and topical features that provide insight to the various aspects of the 1999 season. There is additional colour coverage of the American racing scene, Le Mans, Formula 3, Formula 3000 and Super Tourers.
Autocourse 2000-2001: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Alan Henry Hardcover 304 pages Out of Print. New old stock.
Autocourse 2001-2002: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
The world's leading Formula One annual brings all the action, controversy and emotion of the entire F1 season! Includes coverage of the drivers and teams, race-by-race results, season statistics and much more.
Autocourse 2002-2003: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Alan Henry Hardcover 304 pages Out of Print. New old stock.
Autocourse 2003-2004: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
The 53rd edition of the world's best-established grand prix annual remains true to its core values: a comprehensive and expertly compiled review of the F1 season coupled with brief synopses of all the world's major motor racing series, from F3000, to F3, from GT to Touring car racing and the American scene, plus an international results round-up and images from the best photographers. Features the eagerly awaited 'top ten' drivers rating, team-by-team guide and comprehensive Grand Prix statistics and results.Widely considered the 'bible' of Formula 1.
Autocourse 2004-2005: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Alan Henry Hardcover 280 pages Out of Print. New old stock.
Autocourse 2005-2006: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Now in its 55th year, this world-famous motorsport annual is the definitive account of the Formula One season. Edited by leading F1 journalist Alan Henry, it is long established as a genuine collector's item, and has an unrivalled heritage that is recognized by the entire motorsport community - and numbers F1 luminaries Jackie Stewart, Murray Walker and Ron Dennis as devotees. This sumptuous book has detailed race-by-race reports, vibrant features, comprehensive statistics and the best photography in the sport, supplied by James Moy and the CMG Photographic team. Since 1950 it has, quite simply, been the must-have publication for all serious Formula One fans.
Autocourse 2006-2007: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Now in its 56th year, this world famous motorsport annual is the definitive account of the Formula 1 season. Edited by leading F1 journalist Alan Henry, it is long established as a genuine collector's item, and has an unrivalled heritage which is recognized by the entire motorsport community--and numbers F1 luminaries Jackie Stewart, Murray Walker and Ron Dennis as devotees. This sumptuous book has detailed race-by-race reports, vibrant features, comprehensive statistics and the best photography in the sport, supplied by James Moy and the CMG Photographic team. Since 1950 it has, quite simply, been the must-have publication for all serious Formula 1 fans.
Autocourse 2007-2008: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Now in its 57th year, this world famous motorsport annual is regarded as the definitive account of the Formula 1 season. Edited by leading F1 journalist Alan Henry, it has been long established as a genuine collectors item, and has an unrivalled heritage which is recognized by the entire motorsport community - and number f1 luminaries Jackie Stewart, Murray Walker and Ron Dennis as devotees.
This sumptuous book has detailed race-by-race vibrant features, comprehensive statistics, technical illustrations and the best photography in the sport. Since 1951 it has, quite simply, been the must-have publication for all serious Formula 1 fans.
Autocourse 2008-2009: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Now in its 58th year, this world famous motorsport annual is regarded as the definitive account of the Formula 1 season. Edited by leading F1 journalist Alan Henry, it has been long established as a genuine collector's item, and has an unrivalled heritage which is recognized by the entire motorsport community - and number F1 luminaries Jackie Stewart, Murray Walker and Ron Dennis as devotees.
Autocourse 2010-2011: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
This book contains full reports and statistics on all 19 world Championship races, including Top Ten Driver rankings and Full Team Reviews of all twelve constructors competing in 2010. Coverage of other racing categories including GP2, Formula 3, Sports and GT Racing, IndyCar and NASCAR. It lists comprehensive results of racing worldwide. There is also a special feature celebrating 60 years of Formula 1.
Autocourse 2011-2012: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
This book contains full reports and statistics on all 19 world Championship races, including Top Ten Driver rankings and Full Team Reviews of all twelve constructors competing in 2011. Coverage of other racing categories including GP2, Formula 3, Sports and GT Racing, IndyCar and NASCAR. It lists comprehensive results of racing worldwide.
Autocourse 2012-2013: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
AUTOCOURSE sustains its reputation for providing its readers with the most comprehensive and insightful analysis of this complex and intriguing sport, both on and off the circuit.
For over sixty years, it has covered the Formula 1 Grand Prix World Championship with complete round by round coverage. Editor Simon Arron travels to every one of the twenty rounds to give first-hand coverage of the championship in his unique and witty style. The vastly experienced Alan Henry adds an insightful commentary to each race focusing on the hot topic of debate that inevitably surfaces around each race.
Other features include the much-debated Top Ten Drivers, in which the editor assesses the performances of the drivers throughout the year and ranks their efforts on the basis of their performances taking into account the machinery at their disposal throughout the 2012 season.
No writer is better placed than Mark Hughes to handle the Formula 1 Team-By-Team Review. His in-depth analysis reveals the reasons for the successes and failures of each of the twelve Grand Prix teams as they battled for supremacy.
Special features for the 2012 season will include a celebration of Williams Grand Prix Engineering, marking their 35 years as a manufacturer that has included seven world driver championships.
The F1 editorial content is supported by wide ranging reviews of all the important international categories including the GP2 and GP3 feeder series, Formula 3, Le Mans and Sports and GT cars, Touring Cars, and the United States scene, where Scotlands Dario Franchitti took his third victory in the Indianapolis 500, and new-look Indy Cars began to rebrand the image of single-seat racing in the USA.
The book is completed by, easily the most comprehensive results round-up to be found in any one volume.
Autocourse 2014-2015: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
64th Year of Publication for the most authoritative and respected motor sport yearbook.Whilst rivals come and go, The World's Leading Grand Prix Annual reaches its 64th year of publication as the indisputable leader in its field.
AUTOCOURSE wraps up the year with the most complete results record supplied anywhere in a single volume. This lavish yearbook continues to be essential reading for all fans of global motorsport.
Autocourse 2015-2016: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
65TH YEAR-The longest standing Motor Sport Yearbook. Independent and authoritative editorial combined with the finest photography.
Whilst rivals come and go, The World's Leading Grand Prix Annual reaches its 65th year of publication as the indisputable leader in its field.
Autocourse 2016-2017: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
66TH YEAR-The longest standing Motor Sport Yearbook. Independent and authoritative editorial combined with the finest photography.
Whilst rivals come and go, The World's Leading Grand Prix Annual reaches its 65th year of publication as the indisputable leader in its field.
AUTOCOURSE wraps up the year with the most complete results record supplied anywhere in a single volume. This lavish yearbook continues to be essential reading for all fans of global motorsport.
Autocourse 2017-2018: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
The longest running motor racing yearbook is now in its 67th year. First published in 1961, Autocourse features independent and authoritative editorial, combined with the sport's finest photography.
Whilst rivals come and go, The World's Leading Grand Prix Annual continues to be the indisputable leader in its field. Autocourse wraps up the year with the most complete results record supplied anywhere in a single volume. This lavish yearbook is essential reading for all fans of global motorsport.
Autocourse 2018-19: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Autocourse 2018-19 covers the Formula 1 season and its 21 Grand Prix races in great detail. Every race report is backed by practice and qualifying times, full race results and lap charts. There are specially commissioned features reflecting the key stories of the season, a team-by-team review which analyses the fortunes of the ten competing squads highlighted by the superb F1 car illustrations by Adrian Dean. Often contentious, the editor chooses his top ten drivers of the season and ranks them on the basis of their performances throughout the year.
Not content with providing 320 pages of Formula 1 coverage, Autocourse 2018-19also charts the other major international motorsport categories, to include:
- Formula 2, GP3 and Formula 3 single seater series
- The World Endurance Championship (including the Le Mans 24-Hour race)
- The Formula E electric racing series, which is rapidly gaining support from major car manufacturers
- Touring car series around the world (DTM, WTCR and BTCC)
- Racing in North America, which details the Indy Car series (including the Indianapolis 500) and the grueling 36-race schedule of the NASCAR stock car series.
At 408 pages, Autocourse 2018-19 provides the most comprehensive record of the year's sporting action published anywhere in a single volume. It is required reading for motor sport fans the world over.
Autocourse 60 Years of World Championship Grand Prix Motor
This book tells the story of the globally successful FIA Formula 1 World Championship from its roots before the Second World War to the present day. Early chapters cover the growth of motor sport from the first recorded race in 1894 through the 1990s. Despite the credit crunch and worldwide recession Formula 1 has still managed to retain its position as a powerful global sport as the calendar heads towards a twenty race season.
Autocourse Official Illustrated History of the Indianapolis 500: Revised and Updated Second Edition Includes Tribute to Dan Wheldon
THE Indianapolis "500" is much more than merely the best known automobile race in the world. It is a cherished time-honored institution with a glorious history dating back more than one hundred years.
Known to most as, quite simply, "The 500," it has been held every year since 1911, the only exceptions being 1917-18 and 1942-45, during the periods when America was involved in the two world wars.
Steeped in tradition, it has meant many things to many people and has played an enormous role in the lives of human beings, perhaps even more so for the spectators and devotees than for the participants themselves.
For over half a century, Memorial Day meant either trekking to the track or else ensuring that whatever other activity was planned for the day, a radio would always be within earshot. In more recent decades, settling down in front of the television has been added to the equation, while it is now the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend on which the extravaganza takes place, rather than on Memorial Day itself. But the feeling is the same.
For the participants, it has been a nearly 100-year saga of dreams, innovation, ingenuity, bravery, triumph, and tragedy. Paupers became millionaires, young men from small towns and broken homes became international celebrities, and regrettably, some of them gave their lives.
The "500" has endured world wars, depressions, recessions, political strife, and negative journalism, and yet it continues to draw massive passionate and emotional crowds, whose loyalty is rewarded with never-to-be-forgotten moments such as the finishes of 2006 and 2011, when Dan Wheldon snatched victory on literally the final turn.
This, then, is the story of the Indianapolis 500 and how it came to be. This is the story of more than 100 editions of the race, interspersed with a look at some of the compelling personalities, some little-known facts, an attempt to document the origins of some of the traditions, and perhaps even to dispel a few myths.
From Harroun to Franchitti, it's all here
Autocross Performance Handbook
Autocross is open to just about anyone with a helmet and a car. Aimed at all those autocross drivers who race the cars they drive every day, this thorough and easy-to-follow handbook covers everything from choosing the best class and car for competing to tuning, modifying, and racing that car. Richard Newton, an ASE-certified Master Technician, talks in a reader-friendly fashion about what can be done, why it should be done, and what might need to be altered when conditions change. He discusses the rule book and driving techniques used in autocross events.
Featuring helpful full-color illustrations, this guide covers all engine/drivetrain combinations, and focuses on car subsystems, including engine, suspension, wheels and tires, and brakes, among others.
The book includes drawings of course set-ups, as well as a complete reference appendix.
Automobile Quarterly’s Great Cars & Grand Marques
Illustrated with over 300 full color photographs and other illustrations In celebration of 15 years of publishing, the staff of...brought together the most memorable features from the pages of the world's finest publication of automobile history. This magnificent reference work combines a photograph galaxy of Great Cars and Grand Marques with meticulous research and incisive writing.
Automobile Year 1974-75
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1975-76
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1976-77
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1977-78
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1978-79
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1979-80
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1980-81
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1981-82
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1982-83
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.