A Race With Love and Death by Richard Williams

Between the wars, motor racing came of age. From a pastime of the wealthy, national prestige came to the fore with the arrival of the Nazi backed Auto Union and Mercedes-Benz teams. The two teams would dominate Grand Prix racing before the return of war. For any driver with dreams of winning, these seats were the only ones to aspire too. Richard Williams has turned his gaze upon the mostly forgotten Dick Seaman and his remarkable, fateful, journey to the top step of the podium.

Books, ReviewsMatthew Bone2 April 2020Review, Books, Motor Racing, grand prix, Richard Seaman, Dick Seaman, Mercedes, Erica Popp, England, War, Nazi, WinningComment