Literary Café: Grand Prix de Monaco by Rainer W. Schlegelmilch and Hartmut Lehbrink

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A magnificent album, rich with photos, both old and modern, tells the story of this Formula 1 Grand Prix, probably one of the most prestigious in the world. The authors have traced the history of this car race through the streets of the principality since its origins in 1929.

The book allows us to rediscover the former champions who have made their mark on this elitist and aristocratic sport. The main merit of this book is its avoidance of the celebrity aspect, showing the drivers only in their universe, their world. We revisit with emotion these speed machines that made us dream, those prestigious brands now gone, and those still holding pole position on the starting grid today. The circuit has evolved without changing its soul, remaining the same in its essence. The harbor is its heart, with the pits still located behind the swimming pool, although now facing away from the track.

Grand Prix de Monaco in the singular while the book covers 70 years of races? Yes, because each Grand Prix, at least in Monaco, is different and thus unique. Today, this year Monaco is 90 years old. In the dust of a library, we found this album and wanted to share it with you.

Grand Prix de Monaco, a book for Formula 1 enthusiasts and for lovers of this globally renowned Monegasque rock, thanks to this car race that’s not quite like any other.

Thierry Jan

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