Excellent coverage of Ferrari racing, the road cars only get superficial treatment.

Simply put this is one of the ESSENTIAL ferrari books for any collector.If you are interested in the the racing ferraris of the 40's 50's 60's and 70 's this is an indepth tomb of detailed information which is both highly readable and informative , all this accompanied with superb photographs along with detailed technical information on the cars goes to make this a 600 page bible ,especially if you are interested the single seat grand prix cars and the sports cars of the 50's and 60's. If this were not enough then there is a very good section on the road cars , the last car to be covered is the 288GTO circa 1984. Although it is clear the books emphasis is on the competition cars and although this book is now out of print for any serious Tifosi this book is a MUST HAVE.

A rather odd hodge-podge covering Enzo Ferraris life, nice colour drawings of the GP and sports-racing cars, and many b/w photogtaphs of the road cars. Also chapters about oddities like F2 and hill climb cars. Worthwhile if you already have a few Ferrari books.