Ferrari. From Inside and Outside ACC Art Books (374328116)

Ferrari is the beating heart of the global sporting phenomenon that is Formula 1. Its founder, Enzo Ferrari, was born on the racetrack as a competition driver before he became a creator of mythical road cars. No other team can inspire the passion or match the stories of triumph and tragedy. Rainer Schlegelmilch and Ercole Colombo are two of Formula 1’s most legendary photographers. They covered the sport from the 1960s onwards, with amazing access inside the Scuderia. Here, for the first time, they come together to pay tribute to Formula 1’s most iconic team. Ferrari: From Inside and Outside features contributions from iconic figures including Piero Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo, Stefano Domenicali, Jean Todt and legendary designer Mauro Forghieri. The book is edited by internationally celebrated Formula 1 commentator and Michael Schumacher’s biographer, James Allen. > “The book provides a fresh take on the difference between the lived experience > inside Ferrari and the perception from outside, combining intense scrutiny and > global fan adulation.” — > “The photographs in the book, reproduced with startling clarity while still > maintaining a period-correct palette, are a joy to study, demonstrating with > profound evidence the progression of the drivers, cars, and competition—as > well as the photographers’ techniques—through the decades” – Car and Driver > “The book’s rich visual history and detailed descriptions make it a must-have > for any Ferrari enthusiast… .” — Global Village Space > “Beautiful photography is a great way to focus on Ferrari racing, from early > Grand Prix to present-day Formula 1.” — Car and Driver > “A must-have book for the Ferrari fan.” — Antique & Collectors Trader > “…simply oozes the Ferrari mystique from every page. Even though I’ve loved > Ferrari for decades, reading this book was like falling in love with Ferrari > all over again for the very first time. Yes, no question, it’s a must-have > Ferrari book.” — Prancing Horse Magazine