Product description
An authentic and engaging account written by one of the great protagonists of post-war French motorsport. Published in the famous Bibliothèque Verte series by Hachette and illustrated by Jean Reschofsky, this book is one of the first works aimed at young readers passionate about racing.
Trintignant recounts in first person the key stages of his career, from the early struggles to the triumphs in some of the world’s most famous Grand Prix. The pages feature intense episodes such as the accident in Berne, the encounter with the legendary Jean-Pierre Wimille, the post-war challenges, the 1955 Monaco victory, the tragedy at Le Mans, and the death of Ascari. Each chapter is a dive into the heroic era of racing, told with the straightforward and sincere style of someone who lived it firsthand.
More than just an autobiography, this volume offers a window into the racing world of the 1950s, with the allure of legendary teams like Ferrari and Bugatti and the tension of competitions on circuits now considered historic.
A rare, precious book, still capable of evoking strong emotions.
