VANWALL: The Story of Britain's First Formula One Champions BMW The book looks at the

The book looks at the cars on the road and the racing Type 47 derived from the road cars which competed in the small capacity Group 6 class

overseas variations - the minutiae are covered for all Austin Seven models

their version of the car is covered in this book

' Issigonis sketches of the prototype cars

how all MGAs – including the rare Twin Cam and De Luxe models – altered in detail through the course of production

VANWALL: The Story of Britain's First Formula One Champions BMW The book looks at thePatriotic industrialist Tony Vandervell founder of bearing manufacturer Vandervell Products Ltd resolved to break their stranglehold over the sport with a team of British cars and pursued his ambition with single minded devotion and determination. Deploying all of the engineering expertise and industrial might at his disposal, Vandervell achieved his goal in 1957, when the Vanwall of Tony Brooks and Stirling Moss won the British Grand Prix at Aintree.