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Niki Lauda (His competition history)
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Product Details
Author:
Jon Saltinstall
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
376
Publisher:
Evro Publishing Limited (February 11, 2020)
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
9781910505465
ISBN-10:
1910505463
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$85.00
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Publisher Identifier:
P-QUARTO
Discount Code:
A
Weight:
70.72oz
Dimensions:
9.5" x 11.25" x 1"
Case Pack:
6
Audience:
General/trade
Country of Origin:
China
Pub Discount:
65
Imprint:
Evro Publishing Limited
Overview
This is the story of Niki Luada's racing career.
- Climbing the ladder: starting against his family’s wishes with a Mini in 1968, Niki Lauda drove a Formula Vee Kaimann in 1969 and had a disastrous Formula 3 season with McNamara in 1970 before switching to a Porsche sports car; with progress stalling, he took out a loan to buy a Formula 2 seat at March in 1971.
- Faltering in Formula 1: he debuted with March at the 1971 Austrian Grand Prix, then stayed with the team in 1972; he moved to BRM for 1973, still paying his way with further borrowing
- and some income from racing touring cars — but in all this time he had only one points-scoring Formula 1 finish.
- The Ferrari years: finally Lauda fulfilled his promise after receiving the call to Maranello, winning the World Championship twice in his four years there, in 1975 and 1977, but he left after tensions with the team arose in his final season.
- The Brabham years: Lauda famously won the 1978 Swedish Grand Prix in Brabham's 'fan car.' but thereafter the team’s competitiveness declined and he retired at the end of 1979, tired of driving round in circles’ and focused instead on his new airline, Lauda Air.
- The McLaren years: tempted by a salary of unprecedented size, Lauda returned in 1982 after a two-year absence, silenced doubters by winning his third race, and in 1984 secured his third World Championship; at the end of 1985, with a career tally of 25 Grand Prix victories, he hung up his helmet for good.
