In the history of post-war motor racing one man is pre-eminent - Enzo Ferrari. From the sand dunes of Zandvoort to the sun scorched rocks of Sicily his flame-red cars, bearing the famous prancing horse motif, have beaten the best the world could offer. This is the story of how it was done, the drivers, the engineers and the evolving machines which together brought the name of Ferrari to the forefront - and keep it securely there today. Book shows age, heavy shelf wear and may have some dog-ears on the cover.
