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Fangio
Juan Manuel Fangio's name is indelibly inscribed in the record books and many consider him to be the greatest driver in history. It was 46 years before his record of five World Championships was beaten, but even now he is still remembered for an exceptional Formula 1 career which contained some of the greatest displays of skill and daring ever seen. Few though know of his almost super-human exploits in epic South American road races that made competition at the pinnacle of motor sport seem like child's play. Gerald Donaldson chronicles not only those arduous early competitions but also his long journey from humble origins in remote Argentina to the lofty heights of international celebrity.
Ferrari
This comprehensive guide for over 25 models charts the development of the Porsche legend. Specifications are given for the technically brilliant cars and gorgeous full-color photography make one hunger for the open road.
Painting the Jungle
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Vision from Another World
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El otro Fangio
El otro Fangio es una biografía del cinco veces campeón de Fórmula 1 escrita por Eduardo Gesumaría, avezado periodista que fuera su amigo durante tres décadas. El libro aborda algunas de las facetas y anécdotas más impactantes de este hombre consagrado al volante: su vida en Balcarce, sus amores y renuncias, sus accidentes, el particular secuestro que sufrió en Cuba a fines de los ́50 y muchos detalles de las artes que lo convirtieron en uno de los mejores corredores de todos los tiempos (si no el mejor). Eduardo Gesumaría (Córdoba, Argentina, 1936 - 2020), también conocido como "Sprinter", fue un periodista argentino especializado en automovilismo. Trabajó en las radios LV2, LV...
El otro Fangio
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Pornoland
This is a photographic journey across the world of pornography in the USA, Japan, Hungary and Germany. It features a contemplative essay from Martin Amis, who talks to the stars, wannabe stars and industry workers in LA.
