The story of how Kris Meeke and Peugeot UK won the Intercontinental Rally Championship in their rookie year, from the disastrous opening round in Monte Carlo, to the ecstasy of winning the San Remo rally and the Championship in the same weekend. This is the gripping tale of how Kris and Peugeot defied expectations and made their mark on this highly competitive championship. There are those who felt that Kris was quick but lacked the consistency to succeed at the highest level – but the man from Dungannon proved them wrong in the style of his mentor and rally legend, Colin McRae.
The best of Kris is still to come ...

An outstanding book about an outstanding personality: Up to his retirement in 2004 Carlos Sainz belonged to the world's best rally drivers for a period of nearly 20 years. His successes include two World Champiosnhip titles and 26 WRC victories. This pictorial book reviews the Spaniard's career with fantastic images.
Printed in Spanish, with English translation in the back but mainly pictures tell the story.

The biography of rally driver Richard Burns, so long in the shadow of Colin McRae but now an acknowledged star in his own right and a genuine rival to the Scot. With his measured approach and flair for publicity he is now a strong contender for the World Rally Championship.

Paddy Hopkirk is as much a part of the 1960s as the Mini-Coopers in which he competed with such success. Britain's best loved rally driver put the Mini on the map with a stunning victory in the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally. Born in Northern Ireland, his career spans five decades, and encompasses everything from local rallies in a VW Beetle to racing at Le Mans in an MGB. Here, for the first time, is his account of a colourful life in the golden age of international rallying.
This book is a lively review on Hopkirk's career featuring three photo galleries in colour and complete results lists.

Possum Bourne: rally driver, sporting icon, family man and "great bloke". In 2003 he finally achieved his dream of competing in the World Rally Championship, but was fatally injured in a freak car crash. This is the story of how his determination to succeed brought him through.

He may have died in 1968 but his influence in motor sport still endures. Today’s car makers, designers, team owners and sponsors were impressionable teenagers at the time when Jim Clark was weaving his magic and building a reputation as one of the most versatile drivers ever. His victory totals and championships in many different kinds of racing from F1 to sports cars to the Indianapolis 500 may never be surpassed.

This new book about the legendary Walter Röhrl. It will give deep insight into the personal highlights as well as into the disappointments of his life. Year by year, Walter reviews his career starting with his first rally in 1968 in a Fiat 850 Coupé, going through his double world championship titles in 1980 and 1982, and right up to his life today as a Porsche test driver. Many inside stories recall a time which will never return.

Colin McRae was the youngest World Rally Champion ever. This book charts his dramatic and dangerous climb to the pinnacle of success. Colin talks about the skills, the speed, the danger, the friendships, the rivalries and the adrenalin.

The updated paperback of the best selling life story of World Rally Champion Colin McRae.

Richard Burns' career has been a series of 1st's - 1993 youngest winner in British Championship history, 1998 first Englishman ever to win an overseas World Rally Championship race, 2000 first in the Greek, Australian and Great Britain rallies; first driver ever to win the British Rally three times in a row. In 2001 he became the first English driver to win the World Rally Championship, an outstanding achievement for a man who is only 30 years old.

Colin McRae was the youngest World Rally Champion ever. This book charts his dramatic and dangerous climb to the pinnacle of success. Colin talks about the skills, the speed, the danger, the friendships, the rivalries, and the adrenalin. This passionate life story takes us from McRae's close family upbringing - within a dynasty of rally drivers - through his early success with Subaru, through his wins with Ford, the much hyped competition with Richard Burns and his incredible lifestyle.
Hard back

It is a story of fascinating variety, laced with major triumphs and at times bitter disappointments, and told with refreshing honesty by a sportsman who never failed to criticise when considered it necessary, but who also lavished praise on his long-suffereing regular codriver Jim Porter and his long-serving mechanic Norman Masters, to whom he admitted he often gave a difficult time.

By Vic Elford ( winner of the 1968 Monte Carlo rally in a 911T )
Elford's style is easy to follow and fun to read. Nice balance of anecdotes and applications. Easy to follow diagrams and well suited to those not looking for track advice. Good, practical advice for the everyday situations. Good value for money.

Paperback - 160 pages