Bokdetaljer
Format
Inbunden
Sidor
212
Språk
Engelska
Publicerad
Jun 3, 2003
Förlag
Ebury Press
ISBN-10
0091884799
ISBN-13
9780091884796
Beskrivning
The 2002 Formula One World Championship Grand Prix Season -- in full colour splendour!
Here it is -- the colour, the spectacle -- a great memento of the exciting 2002 Grand Prix season. This is the most lavish and detailed photographic review there is, and the only one to include the last race of the season.
Magnificently produced, the book also contains detailed reports and analysis of each of the Grand Prix races around the world. For each and every race there is a two-page spread, showing the starting line-up, retirements, fastest laps, a detailed account of the race and, of course, the result. There is a description of the circuit, the weather and even the particular issues and talking points of the event. With chapters on key issues of the 2002 season, this magnificent record is illustrated with photographs and unique cutaway drawings of the main cars in the competition.
This season, McLaren are thirsty for revenge and Williams/BMW are looking stronger than ever. Can World Champion Michael Schumacher keep the titles at Ferrari?
Here it is -- the colour, the spectacle -- a great memento of the exciting 2002 Grand Prix season. This is the most lavish and detailed photographic review there is, and the only one to include the last race of the season.
Magnificently produced, the book also contains detailed reports and analysis of each of the Grand Prix races around the world. For each and every race there is a two-page spread, showing the starting line-up, retirements, fastest laps, a detailed account of the race and, of course, the result. There is a description of the circuit, the weather and even the particular issues and talking points of the event. With chapters on key issues of the 2002 season, this magnificent record is illustrated with photographs and unique cutaway drawings of the main cars in the competition.
This season, McLaren are thirsty for revenge and Williams/BMW are looking stronger than ever. Can World Champion Michael Schumacher keep the titles at Ferrari?