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Traces the story of the first American to win the Grand Prix championship in 1961. Phil Hill, a mechanic from California, jockeyed for the top spot against German count Wolfgang Von Trips and Enzo Ferrari of the Ferrari racing empire.
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7 editions- Paperback · English · 2012Twelve · 338 pages · 9780446554732
- Other · English · 2012LimitAtlantic Books, Limited · 336 pages · 9781848872240
- Other · English · 2011LimitGrand Central Publishing · 9781306747530
- Other · English · 2011LimitGrand Central Publishing · 9781455506491
- Other · English · 2011LimitAtlantic Books (UK) · 9781848872233
- Other · English · 2011LimitAtlantic Books, Limited · 336 pages · 9781848872226
Automobile racing driversGrand Prix racingHistoryAutomobile driversHill, phil, 1927-2008Gran Premio d'Italia (Automobile race)Biography