Motor Racing: Records, Facts and Champions

Motor Racing: Records, Facts and Champions
ISBN-10
0851123589
ISBN-13
9780851123585
Category
Sports & Recreation
Pages
192
Language
English
Published
1989
Publisher
Guinness Superlatives
Author
Ian Morrison

Description

... Cooper - Climax 3 J. Surtees Honda 4 D. Hulme Brabham - Repco 5 R. Anderson Brabham - Climax 6 J. Brabham Brabham ... J. Rindt Cooper - Maserati 5 M. Spence BRM 6 J. Ickx Cooper - Maserati Fastest lap : J. Clark 233.90 kph / 145.34 ...

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