GP Classics: F1’s 20 Greatest Cars

For 65 years now, motor racing enthusiasts have marveled at the elite technology powering the world's fastest racing cars of Formula 1. Starting with the Alfa Romeo 158/159 of the opening 1950 and 1951 racing seasons, each advance in technology has created more speed and more power and kept racing fans on the edge of their seats. Chris Lambden has followed and reported on Formula One racing for many years and has closely watched the cars develop. In GP Classics, he features the machines that have turned the most heads over the decades. The story of these cars has become almost mythical. The cars have transformed battling teams into powerful manufacturers and drivers into world champions. This is a must read for any fan of motor racing and car manufacturing.

Chris Lambden is a motorsport writer and publisher. He published Australian Motorsport News for more than 15 years, edited the leading motorsport magazine Auto Action, contested three Australian touring car seasons, including the famous Bathurst 1000, with a privately-entered team (Privateer Cup winner), and launched Motorsport News. Most recently, in partnership with leading UK Formula One photographer Keith Sutton, he launched the international online magazine GPWEEK.com.