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FORMULA 1’S UNSUNG PIONEERS

Ian Wagstaff RRP £95

Formula 1’s Unsung Pioneers is the story of the British Racing Partnership, the brainchild of Stirling Moss’s father Alfred and his manager Ken Gregory to help the prodigious talent in the top echelons of motorsport.

But by the mid-1950s and with young Moss in demand by all the leading Formula 1 and sportscar teams, his career called for less input from them. So

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