Formula 1 Heroes – Clark, Fittipaldi, Mansell

The genius Scot Jim Clark, who dominated the world's racing circuits in the 1960s. Emerson Fittipaldi, the first of the 'Brazilian wave of talent'. And thirdly, the determined Englishman Nigel Mansell, who did not hesitate to risk his health and all his finances in pursuit of his dream. The unique destinies of these three true Formula 1 heroes are compellingly described by the well-known motorsport journalist Roman Klemm. The book also includes stories of other personalities from around the track and a wealth of interesting and previously little-known information. Because the portraits of these giants follow each other chronologically, the book also depicts the evolution of motor sport and Formula 1 from the mid-1950s to the modern era.