A truly stunning collection of photographs from the beginning of this compelling and dangerous sport in 1950, right up to the present day. Fascinating anecdotes of car-to-car combat, close shaves, and explosive endings. Introduction by three-times World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart. "A must for every fan of this sport who will undoubtedly lick their fingers at this sublimely published beautiful and historical documentation material." -- NL Magazine With an introduction by three-times World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart, Grands Prix: 75 Years of Formula One Racing showcases a stunning collection of photographs from the beginning of this thrilling and dangerous sport in 1950, right up to the present day. From the words of the creators themselves, we learn how talented F1 photographers succeeded in capturing the excitement and the speed that is the essence of Formula One. World-class images of the cars, the drivers and world-renowned circuits such as Monaco, Monza and Silverstone, as well as F1's most dramatic moments of high-speed combat between the sport's definitive rivalries, create a comprehensive picture of the world's favorite motor sport, the Grand Prix. A closer look at each F1 Champion, beginning with Giuseppe Farina who won the very first Grand Prix, through to the reigning World Champion Max Verstappen, alongside the heroes and icons that make up this spectacular sport, not only reveals the guts, bravado and sheer skill of those who bring motor racing to life, but gives us an insight into how the world of Formula One plays out behind the scenes.