Following the success of "Haynes' Formula 1 in Camera" titles, the spotlight is turned towards sports car racing in the sixties. Meticulously researched photographs are brought to life through the author's well-observed and atmospheric commentary to create a visually stunning and highly nostalgic record of this dramatic decade. "Sports Car Racing in Camera, 1960-69" will appeal not only to motor racing enthusiasts but also to anyone interested in the racing history of sports car manufacturers.

Table of Contents

1960: Aston Martin withdraw leaving Maserati as the only significant opposition for Ferrari. Porsche win at Sebring and the Targa Florio. 1962: The 3-litre limit is abandoned. Ferrari win all races and the championship with the unbeatable 250GTO. Porsche mop up the smaller-capacity classes. 1964: At last Ferrari has a serious competitor in the shape of Ford's new GT40, but it proves unreliable this season. 1966: Ferrari is finally vanquished by Ford, with Porsche winning the smaller category. The 911 begins its long and so far endless evolution as the ultimate GT car.

About the Author

Paul Parker is the author of Fomula 1 in Camera, 1960-69, Formula 1 in Camera, 1970-79, Jaguar at Le Mans 1950-1995 and Sixties Motor Racing with Michael Cooper. He is a freelance writer and photo researcher, with work published in Octane, Motor Sport, Classic Cars, Forza!, Jaguar World Monthly and The Daily Telegraph. He also track tests historic cars and has raced a Lister Jaguar.