First up is this, 'To Draw A Long Line' by C.E. 'Johnny' Johnson. This book has proved so popular that it has warranted a re-print, this time in paperback. It describes in detail Johnny Johnsons' life at Connaught when he was their Chief Draughtsman during the 1950's. He designed the famous 'B' series Connaught 2.5 litre GP car which won the Syracuse Grand Prix in 1955, Britains' first Grand Prix win since Henry Seagraves' victory in the 1924 San Sebastian Grand Prix. Only £14.99.

Following on from the success of his earlier book on Thruxton, Paul Lawrence has written this interesting and well-documented book on the Castle Combe circuit.

Foreword is by none other than Sir Stirling Moss.

£20 plus £2 p&p UK only.

Another book by Paul Lawrence, this is the story of Arthur Mallock and the U2 racing cars.

£19.50 plus £2.50 p&p UK only.

This is a 'must' for every motor sport enthusiasts' collection; wonderful photographs and a documented history of this famous race that saved motorsport following the disastrous Paris to Madrid race.

This is a strictly limited edition of no more than 500 numbered copies.

£49.99 each.

The only complete history of South African motor racing. Originally published in 1967, this limited hardback edition was re-printed in 1998.

Priced at £69.99, very few remain now.

This is Bernard's second book on the series and the only book written solely on the 1.5 litre Grand Prix era of 1961 to 1965. A complete A-Z of the cars, the book includes details and photographs of many rare Soth African specials. There is also a section on the Inter-Continental formula of 1961. All copies of the book ordered through this website will be signed by the author.

£24.99.

By Paul Lawrence.

Illustrated by 130 rare photographs, this book tells the story of one of Britain's fastest and most demanding tracks.

Foreword written by Derek Warwick.

£12 plus £2 p&p.