This is an updated version of a book originally published in 2007. It’s small in size, 6x6 inches, but the printing is also small so there is more content than one might think. Just have your reading glasses handy so that you can read about some of the most iconic moments in gran Prix history. Some are off the track. Back in 1958 Stirling Moss won the Portugal Gran Prix driving a Vanwall. Mike Hawthorn was second in a Ferrari, but was disqualified after the race on a technicality. Moss protested and got Hawthorn’s point reinstated. At the end of the season Moss lost the championship to Hawthorn by one point. Can you imagine Michael, Lewis, or Nico doing that today?