The Racing Porsches: A Technical Triumph

Frère, Paul

Arco Pub. Co.

Porche racing cars dominated long-distance events throughout the world during the 1970's, and this book reveals the technological expertise and human and innovative courage which enabled them to do so. Written with 'inside' knowledge and assistance, it is a definitive study of some of the fastest and most successful road racing cars ever built, from the unrivalled type 917s to fabulous 935 and 936 Turbos, and will appeal to all motor sport enthusiasts as well as those who appreciate fine engineering.

Porsche Racing Cars of the 70s

Engineering & Transportation

Automotive

Arco Publishing Company

Paul Frère - Le Mans winner, Grand Prix driver, and Road &amp; Track magazine's European editor - has prepared a new edition of his classic, Sports Car and Competition Driving. First published in 1963, Sports Car and Competition Driving sold tens of thousands of copies, establishing it as a standard reference on driving. In his revised edition, Frère builds on the strengths of the original by explaining how to meet the new challenges posed by radical new developments in automotive technology. What separates Frère's book from other driving texts is his unique blend of theory and practice, based on a career as racer and trained engineer: Memorable observations on how to go faster combined with sophisticated discussions of the physics that govern a car. With 78 photographs and illustrations, Sports Car and Competition Driving is required reading for all those interested in racing or in becoming a more masterful road driver.

Sports Car and Competition Driving

Fr Re, Paul

Bentley Publishers

Racing Porsches: A Technical Triumph

PSL Patrick Stephens Limited

Rather like the car it describes, the evergreen "Porsche 911 Story" continues to delight marque enthusiasts of all ages. Describing the full history of this timeless sports car, Paul Frere, grand master of Porsche road testing and writing, brings his classic book right up to date in an eighth edition that includes details of model years 2003, 2004 and 2005, and the major competition successes of the GT3 models.

Porsche 911 Story

Patrick Stephens

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Sports & Outdoors

Miscellaneous

Hassell Street Press

In Porsche Boxster Story author Paul Frère traces the development history of the Boxster, from the original concept car, unveiled at the 1993 Detroit Motor Show, through the evolution of the first-generation 986-series cars, to the latest 987-series. He provides a technical description of the body structure, engine, transmission and running gear as they evolved over the years, together with a summary of press reaction at each stage of development. Finally, he covers the Cayman S coupé, itself based on the Boxster and filling the gap between the Boxster and the 911 in terms of price and performance.

Porsche Boxster Story: The Entire Development History

Haynes Publishing, UK

Rather like the car it describes, the evergreen "Porsche 911 Story" continues to delight marque enthusiasts of all ages. Describing the full history of this timeless sports car, Paul Frere, grand master of Porsche road testing and writing, brings his classic book right up to date in an eighth edition that includes details of model years 2003, 2004 and 2005, and the major competition successes of the GT3 models.

Haynes Pubns

The Porsche 911, introduced in 1963, is still the world’s favorite high-performance sports car. Rather like the car it describes, the evergreen Porsche 911 Story continues to delight marque enthusiasts of all ages, having been originally published in 1976 and having remained in print ever since, through eight editions. Describing the full history of this timeless sports car, this classic book is brought right up to date in a totally redesigned ninth edition that includes details of the models produced since 2006. Respected motoring journalist and Porsche expert Tony Dron picks up the torch to update this definitive work by the late Paul Frère.

Porsche 911 Story: The Entire Development History - Revised and Expanded Ninth Edition

Dron, Tony

Porsche 911 story

Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. Fine, 288pp. D/j not price-clipped. Condition almost as new. 4th. Edition.

Harpercollins

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The Racing Porsches: A Technical Triumph

Porsche Racing Cars of the 70s

Sports Car and Competition Driving

Racing Porsches: A Technical Triumph

Porsche 911 Story

Sports Car and Competition Driving

Porsche Boxster Story: The Entire Development History

Porsche 911 Story

Porsche 911 Story: The Entire Development History - Revised and Expanded Ninth Edition

Porsche 911 Story