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This remarkable book, unlike anything previously published, has been meticulously researched and written to capture the character and essence of every one of the 859 World Championship races held since the beginning of Formula 1 in 1950. Each entry highlights the key events of each individual Grand Prix, from qualifying through to the final outcome, as well as spotlighting those incidental happenings so unique to F1 that influenced a race or an unfolding championship battle.

On the run after being framed for murdering his family, South African journalist Robert Dell's only ally is his oldest enemy: his father.

Between Mind and Nature focuses on the people, events and ideas that have shaped modern psychological practice, such as Freud, Jung and Woody Allen.

The narrative explores the motivations behind the first European immigrants' journey to the American colonies, highlighting their desire to escape war, oppression, and religious tyranny. Despite the challenges of the new world, they found hope aligned with their Christian faith for a better future. The immigrants played a crucial role in establishing a government that prioritized freedom and opportunity, laying the groundwork for a society that would become a beacon of liberty in history.

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Compiled by an expert statistician with a passion for Formula 1, this fascinating book offers a fresh and dynamic perspective to the history of Grand Prix racing. Using sophisticated diagrams supported by text and photographs, Roger Smith analyzes debated topics such as World Champions, serial winners, best drivers of all times, racing eras, circuits, cars, teams, risk and contentious conclusions. It is important to identify the causes of change whether due to revised regulations, technology breakthrough, driver dominance or other factors. Twelve racing eras are defined, described and graphically illustrated, with winning cars, engines, drivers and tires analyzed graphically within each era. As F1 becomes increasingly a matter of strategy and split-second timing, this reference book is clearly on pole position.

This remarkable book is the third edition of an acclaimed work of reference about Formula 1. It has been meticulously researched and written to capture the character and essence of every one of the 935 World Championship races held from the beginning of Formula 1 in 1950 to the end of the 2015 season. Each entry highlights the key events of each Grand Prix from qualifying through to the final outcome as well as spotlighting those incidental happenings so unique to F1 that influenced a race or an unfolding championship battle. Nothing is missed in this unique book of record. Fully updated three years since publication of the sell-out previous edition. Each race entry is packed with information, comprising a descriptive text supported by numerous statistics. 935 races, 206 winning cars, 105 winning drivers, 66 seasons, 32 champions. All race-winning cars illustrated with high-quality artwork by Alain Baudouin. Decade-by-decade structure: the 1950s (Red to green); the 1960s (From strength to strength), the 1970s (Television stardom), the 1980s (Bernie's travelling circus), the 1990s (Going global), the 2000s (Front-page news), the 2010s (Money talks). Appendices give overview listings, including World Champion drivers, World Champion constructors, total wins for drivers and constructors, etc.

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Exploring the cultural nuances of childhood, this book examines the interplay between psychological, biological, and social perspectives on children. It highlights the significant influence of policy and law on societal perceptions and treatment of children. This comprehensive approach makes it an essential resource for courses in childhood studies, offering valuable insights into the complexities surrounding the concept of childhood.