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Alan Henry
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272 pages
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Autocourse 1995-96: The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
$75.00
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.
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| Weight | 2.200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 32.4 × 24.8 × 3.2 cm |
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