Autocourse 1994 - 95

Autocourse 1994 – 95
The World’s Leading Grand Prix Annual
Published by Hazleton
After the opening race in Brazil, it seemed that
the 1994 Grand Prix season would be one to
savour. Rule changes and the introduction
Of mid-race refuelling had added to the spectacle
and German Wunderkind Michael Schumacher
looked set to pose a formidable challenge to
Ayrton Senna’s status as the sports number
One driver. The tragic accidents at Imola which
Claimed the lives of the great Brazilian and
Austrian novice Roland Ratzenberger sent
Shock waves around the world and left F1
In turmoil. As Grand Prix racing endeavoured
To recover from this shattering double blow,
A series of controversies engulfed Schumacher
And his team, allowing Britain’s Damon Hill
To mount an assault on the Benetton driver’s
Seemingly unassailable position at the head of
The World Championship table, an assault that
Ended in high drama at the last-round
Showdown in Australia.
English Text
288 Pages Size 320 x 240 mm