Title: Die Rallye-WM Author: Klaus Buhlmann Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Year: 1st edition 2004 Sites: 256 Pictures: ca. 300 pictures Format/Size: 23 x 27 cm Hardcover Language: german Content: Insiders know that not Formula 1 but the World Rally Championship is the pinnacle of motorsport. Sometimes a few of the dugout Stars come to watch. You trudge through the snow catches of Monte or the dust of the Acropolis to solidify in view of the breathtaking artistry steering wheel of the razor-rider in awe. In team portraits of all professional rally drivers in the world elite and its most beautiful and spectacular photos show a unique combination of the human side of this fascinating sport. ISBN: 3-613-02415-2 Condition: New & original packing

Title: 40 Jahre Rallyesport Evo2 Author: Klaus Buhlmann Photography: Reinhard Klein Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Year: 2005 Sites: 480 Pictures: more than 500 pictures (b/w and color) Format/Size: 23 x 31,0 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Forty years in the history of those sports in which the lonely fight against the relentless ticking clock to pure fascination is. Forty years in which about 20 work teams battled for supremacy among the world leaders. The stories of the great epoch makers - of the Healey-shows and mini trips of Rock´n Roll-time over the years of victory machine "Stratos", the wild drifts of last rear drivers, the era of monsters from the group B to the all-wheel-rides the present. (2005) "significantly expanded 2nd edition" ISBN: 3-613-30532-1 Condition: New and original packing

Title: 30 Jahre Rallyesport Author: Klaus Buhlmann Photography: Reinhard Klein Publisher: Rallye-Media / Motorbuch Verlag Year: 1988 / 1989 Sites: 311 Pictures: more than 300 pictures (b/w and color) Format/Size: 23 x 31,0 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Thirty years in the history of those sports in which the lonely fight against the relentless ticking clock to pure fascination is. Forty years in which about 20 work teams battled for supremacy among the world leaders. The stories of the great epoch makers - of the Healey-shows and mini trips of Rock´n Roll-time over the years of victory machine "Stratos", the wild drifts of last rear drivers, the era of monsters from the group B to the monster-rides the present. (1988/1989) ISBN: 3-88265-150-4 Condition: secondhand, very good condition

Title: 40 Jahre Rallyesport Author: Klaus Buhlmann Photography: Reinhard Klein Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Year: 2002 / 2003 Sites: 480 Pictures: more than 500 pictures (b/w and color) Format/Size: 23 x 31,0 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Forty years in the history of those sports in which the lonely fight against the relentless ticking clock to pure fascination is. Forty years in which about 20 work teams battled for supremacy among the world leaders. The stories of the great epoch makers - of the Healey-shows and mini trips of Rock´n Roll-time over the years of victory machine "Stratos", the wild drifts of last rear drivers, the era of monsters from the group B to the all-wheel-rides the present. (2002/2003) ISBN: 3-613-30485-5 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Group B - the rise and fall of rallying`s wildest cars 1983 - 1986 Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Format: 24.5 x 30 cm Number of pages: 256 Hardcover Pictures: 465 in colour and 20 in black-and-white Text: english Content: To this day, many fans still consider Group B to be the epitome of madness on wheels. Never since that era have engineers had such enormous freedom to create extreme rally cars as they did during that fantastic period of the early 1980s. This book tells the story of all the cars developed within Group B, from the Quattros to the outstanding Lancias and Peugeots and to the exotic sports cars from Porsche and Mazda. But all the technical development came to a head in the year 1986, when the euphoria somehow turned into an ungovernable risk. The mischief of engineers, rally organisers, motor sport politicians and fans led to tragic accidents that finally resulted in Group B cars being banned from international rallies. John Davenport, rally-journalist and author of several books on rallying, experienced this era first-hand, as he was Motorsport Director of Austin Rover at the time. His comprehensive knowledge takes the reader on a journey into the fascinating world of these hi-tech rally cars and offers an authoritative insight into the power struggles going on behind the scenes. The book is filled with photographs from the archive of well known rally-photographer Reinhard Klein. They show to best effect the technical details of the cars, the slightly crazy ambiance of the time as well as plenty of action from the special stages. Condition: New & original packing

Title: WRC 50 - The Story of the World Rally Championship 1973–2022 Publisher: McKlein Publishing Author: Markus Stier Format: 29.7 x 21 cm, Hardcover Pages: 320 Pictures: ca. 362 colour images Language: English Content: Celebrating fifty seasons of the most spectacular motorsport, the World Rally Championship marries state-of-the-art technology with endurance and speed in a battle against both the clock and the elements of nature. Rallying is the mother of all motorsport. Mastering a car on gravel, snow and asphalt, in extreme heat, ice, rain, fog and darkness is the supreme discipline on four wheels. The World Rally Championship, which has been held since 1973, has entered its 50th season. Time to look back at these automotive and human legends from Alpine to Integrale, from Colin McRae to Sébastien Loeb, from the wild Group B cars to the technically fascinating Rally1 racers with hybrid drive. It’s all here in this book. With hundreds of photos from the McKlein archive, of which many are unique to this book, it encapsulates the highs and lows of a half a century’s fight for the WRC crown: the technical development, the dramas, the heroic sagas and the curiosities. It’s an encyclopaedia of an era of enthusiastic drifting, through to the battle for tenths of a second with the fastest cars of all time travelling on a mixture of gravel roads. A book of stories and pictures about the most spectacular motorsport in the world. Condition: New & original packing

Title: Group B - The rise and fall of rallyings´s wildest cars 1983 - 1986 Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Format: 30 x 32 cm Number of pages: 252 Hardcover / 1st Edition Text: german and english Content: To this day, many fans still consider Group B to be the epitome of madness on wheels. Never since that era have engineers had such enormous freedom to create extreme rally cars as they did during that fantastic period of the early 1980s. This book tells the story of all the cars developed within Group B, from the Quattros to the outstanding Lancias and Peugeots and to the exotic sports cars from Porsche and Mazda. But all the technical development came to a head in the year 1986, when the euphoria somehow turned into an ungovernable risk. The mischief of engineers, rally organisers, motor sport politicians and fans led to tragic accidents that finally resulted in Group B cars being banned from international rallies. John Davenport, rally-journalist and author of several books on rallying, experienced this era first-hand, as he was Motorsport Director of Austin Rover at the time. His comprehensive knowledge takes the reader on a journey into the fascinating world of these hi-tech rally cars and offers an authoritative insight into the power struggles going on behind the scenes. The book is filled with photographs from the archive of well known rally-photographer Reinhard Klein. They show to best effect the technical details of the cars, the slightly crazy ambiance of the time as well as plenty of action from the special stages. ISBN: 9783927458321 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Rallye-Szene - Das 6x6 des Rallyesports Author: Klaus Buhlmann Publisher: Gronenberg Format: 18 x 24,5 cm Number of pages: 256 / Hardcover Text: german Content: look please picture 2 ISBN: 3882650958 Condition: antiquarian - used / very good (9/10) / book cover with slight traces of abrasion

Title: Historic Motor Sports - Racing & Rallye 2013 Author: Michael M. Willms, Dirk Johae Publisher: Adrenalin Verlag Sites: 224 Format/Size: 24 x 33 cm Hardcover Language: german Content: look please at picture 2 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Group 2 - The genesis of world rallying 1946-1972 Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Supplier: McKlein Publishing Format: 24,5 x 30 cm, Hardcover Photos: 82 in colour and 337 in black & white Number of pages: 256 Texts: english Content: After featuring the legendary eras of Group B and Group 4 rallying, McKlein Publishing has now dedicated a book to the early years of the sport. “Group 2 - The genesis of world rallying” is a comprehensive review of the 1950s and 1960s. Then rallying was a big adventure, capable of capturing the imagination and enthusiasm of a Europe that was rediscovering its romance with the motorcar. Rallies like the Monte Carlo, the Liège-Rome-Liège, the Acropolis, the RAC and the Rallye des Alpes were the jewels in the diadem of the sport. And new challenges arose like the East African Safari, the 1000 Lakes and the Tour de Corse. All these events tested the crews that entered them to the very limits of speed and endurance. If the cars were less sophisticated than those we are familiar with in the 21st century, the skills to drive them quickly were perhaps of a higher order. Certainly the stars of rallying from the period of this book are still well-known names sixty years later - for example, Erik Carlsson, Timo Mäkinen, Paddy Hopkirk, Eugen Böhringer, Jean-Pierre Nicolas and Pat Moss. The same applies to the legendary cars that changed the sport such as the Mercedes 220SEb, Mini Cooper, Porsche 911, Lancia Fulvia and Alpine-Renault A110. “Group 2 - The genesis of world rallying” is the first complete review of the sport in the period 1946 to 1972. Over 256 pages, author John Davenport, who was part of that era as a co-driver and journalist, tells the story of the evolution of a sport from being largely something for amateurs to one that was fully professional. It was a time of growth, excitement and adventure and is covered here by comprehensive annual reviews, interesting features - such as a report on the great long distance rallies of that era - and results from all rounds of the European Championship and the International Championship for Makes. All this is accompanied by the greatest McKlein images from that era. ISBN: 9783927458734 Condition: New & original packing

Title: 30 Jahre Rallyesport Author: Klaus Buhlmann Photography: Reinhard Klein Publisher: Rallye-Media / Motorbuch Verlag Year: 1988 / 1989 Sites: 311 Pictures: more than 300 pictures (b/w and color) Format/Size: 23 x 31,0 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Thirty years in the history of those sports in which the lonely fight against the relentless ticking clock to pure fascination is. Forty years in which about 20 work teams battled for supremacy among the world leaders. The stories of the great epoch makers - of the Healey-shows and mini trips of Rock´n Roll-time over the years of victory machine "Stratos", the wild drifts of last rear drivers, the era of monsters from the group B to the monster-rides the present. (1988/1989) ISBN: 3-88265-150-4 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Group A – When Rallying created Road Car Icons 1987-1996 Author: John Davenport & Reinhard Klein Publisher: McKlein Publishing Year: 2019 Sites: 256 Pictures and illustrations: ca. 450 in colour and black-and-white Format/Size: 24.5 x 30 cm, hardcover Language: german Content: After several fatal accidents in 1986, Group B cars were banned from rallying and Group A – tuned road cars with a minimum production of 5,000 examples became the top formula in the sport. The early years saw an almost complete domination by Lancia, before Toyota became their first proper competitor. In later years, Mitsubishi, Ford and Subaru joined Toyota as key players, each with cars based on four-wheel drive, turbocharged special editions of their mass production vehicles. The new McKlein book, “Group A – When Rallying created Road Car Icons”, covers the ten years from 1987 to 1996. It gives an overview of the major events, the leading cars and crews, the factory teams, the changes of regulations – both technical and sporting – as well as results plus many stories of incidents and occurrences. The books are lavishly illustrated with photographs from the famous McKlein archive. Post-war international rallying has been in a state of almost constant evolution for the last seventy years. The cars have changed as have the rallies and the crews that contest them. This evolutionary process has been catalogued in a series of rally books from McKlein of which three have already been published under the titles “Group 2 – the Genesis of World Rallying”, “Group 4 – from Stratos to Quattro” and “Group B - the Rise and Fall of Rallying’s Wildest Cars”. These volumes cover a period from 1946 to 1986 and are now joined by the Group A book to extend that coverage up to 1996. ISBN: 9783947156207 Condition: New

Title: Gruppe 4 - Das Jahrzehnt der Heckschleudern Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Supplier: McKlein Publishing Format: 24,5 x 30 cm Photos: 278 in colour and 119 in black and white Number of pages: 256 Seiten Language: German Content: Most rally fans still have fond memories of the 70s. It was a time when heroes like Walter Röhrl, Sandro Munari, and Markku Alén were driving in full drifts with opposite lock and when the Stratos filled whole valleys with its unique sound. The great years of Group 4 supremacy were spectacular, adventurous and especially diverse. A dozen or so manufacturers built cars that were able to win WRC rallies. Group 4 saw sports cars like Alpines and Porsche 911s compete against saloons like the Ford Escort, Opel Kadett or Fiat 131 until finally the revolutionary Quattro came and took rallying to the next level. In this book, authors John Davenport and Reinhard Klein describe the history of these legendary rally cars, they review the first WRC years from 1973 to 1982 and tell some of the stories from that wild and tough era. ISBN: 9783927458536 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Gruppe B - Aufstieg und Fall der Rallye-Monster 1983 - 1986 Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Format: 24.5 x 30 cm Number of pages: 256 Hardcover Pictures: 465 in colour and 20 in black-and-white Text: German Content: To this day, many fans still consider Group B to be the epitome of madness on wheels. Never since that era have engineers had such enormous freedom to create extreme rally cars as they did during that fantastic period of the early 1980s. This book tells the story of all the cars developed within Group B, from the Quattros to the outstanding Lancias and Peugeots and to the exotic sports cars from Porsche and Mazda. But all the technical development came to a head in the year 1986, when the euphoria somehow turned into an ungovernable risk. The mischief of engineers, rally organisers, motor sport politicians and fans led to tragic accidents that finally resulted in Group B cars being banned from international rallies. John Davenport, rally-journalist and author of several books on rallying, experienced this era first-hand, as he was Motorsport Director of Austin Rover at the time. His comprehensive knowledge takes the reader on a journey into the fascinating world of these hi-tech rally cars and offers an authoritative insight into the power struggles going on behind the scenes. The book is filled with photographs from the archive of well known rally-photographer Reinhard Klein. They show to best effect the technical details of the cars, the slightly crazy ambiance of the time as well as plenty of action from the special stages. ISBN: 9783927458550 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Group A – When Rallying created Road Car Icons 1987-1996 Author: John Davenport & Reinhard Klein Publisher: McKlein Publishing Year: 2019 Sites: 256 Pictures and illustrations: ca. 450 in colour and black-and-white Format/Size: 24.5 x 30 cm, hardcover Language: english Content: After several fatal accidents in 1986, Group B cars were banned from rallying and Group A – tuned road cars with a minimum production of 5,000 examples became the top formula in the sport. The early years saw an almost complete domination by Lancia, before Toyota became their first proper competitor. In later years, Mitsubishi, Ford and Subaru joined Toyota as key players, each with cars based on four-wheel drive, turbocharged special editions of their mass production vehicles. The new McKlein book, “Group A – When Rallying created Road Car Icons”, covers the ten years from 1987 to 1996. It gives an overview of the major events, the leading cars and crews, the factory teams, the changes of regulations – both technical and sporting – as well as results plus many stories of incidents and occurrences. The books are lavishly illustrated with photographs from the famous McKlein archive. Post-war international rallying has been in a state of almost constant evolution for the last seventy years. The cars have changed as have the rallies and the crews that contest them. This evolutionary process has been catalogued in a series of rally books from McKlein of which three have already been published under the titles “Group 2 – the Genesis of World Rallying”, “Group 4 – from Stratos to Quattro” and “Group B - the Rise and Fall of Rallying’s Wildest Cars”. These volumes cover a period from 1946 to 1986 and are now joined by the Group A book to extend that coverage up to 1996. ISBN: 9783947156207 Condition: New

Title: Gruppe 2 - Die frühen Jahre des Rallyesports 1946-1972 Authors: John Davenport and Reinhard Klein Supplier: McKlein Publishing Format: 24,5 x 30 cm, Hardcover Photos: 82 in colour and 337 in black & white Number of pages: 256 Texts: German Content: After featuring the legendary eras of Group B and Group 4 rallying, McKlein Publishing has now dedicated a book to the early years of the sport. “Group 2 - The genesis of world rallying” is a comprehensive review of the 1950s and 1960s. Then rallying was a big adventure, capable of capturing the imagination and enthusiasm of a Europe that was rediscovering its romance with the motorcar. Rallies like the Monte Carlo, the Liège-Rome-Liège, the Acropolis, the RAC and the Rallye des Alpes were the jewels in the diadem of the sport. And new challenges arose like the East African Safari, the 1000 Lakes and the Tour de Corse. All these events tested the crews that entered them to the very limits of speed and endurance. If the cars were less sophisticated than those we are familiar with in the 21st century, the skills to drive them quickly were perhaps of a higher order. Certainly the stars of rallying from the period of this book are still well-known names sixty years later - for example, Erik Carlsson, Timo Mäkinen, Paddy Hopkirk, Eugen Böhringer, Jean-Pierre Nicolas and Pat Moss. The same applies to the legendary cars that changed the sport such as the Mercedes 220SEb, Mini Cooper, Porsche 911, Lancia Fulvia and Alpine-Renault A110. “Group 2 - The genesis of world rallying” is the first complete review of the sport in the period 1946 to 1972. Over 256 pages, author John Davenport, who was part of that era as a co-driver and journalist, tells the story of the evolution of a sport from being largely something for amateurs to one that was fully professional. It was a time of growth, excitement and adventure and is covered here by comprehensive annual reviews, interesting features - such as a report on the great long distance rallies of that era - and results from all rounds of the European Championship and the International Championship for Makes. All this is accompanied by the greatest McKlein images from that era. ISBN: 9783927458727 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Rally Monte Carlo Publisher: McKlein Publishing Authors: John Davenport, Colin McMaster, Michel Lizin, Reinhard Klein Format: 29 x 29 cm Hardcover in slipcase: 400 Pages Photos: app. 530 Texts: English, German, French Content: Ask ordinary people to name a famous motor rally and the majority will reply Rally Monte Carlo. Practically everyone knows the most famous rally of all time. Now the first major A to Z about this classic of rallying is published with more than five hundred photos on four hundred pages. The McKlein team with its photographers have combined with authors such as journalist and Monte Carlo Rally participant John Davenport and journalist Michel Lizin. All concerned have searched through their memories and photo archives and have found more than that for which they were searching. The result is a visually stunning book of amusement and diversions with the best stories from the ninety rallies that took place between 1911 and today. What do apple pie, snow flurries and freaky spectators have in common? They all played a role in the big colourful Monte Carlo circus, and they all appear in these pages. The pastries were once given to the crews in the Ardèche, while the Monte is as legendary for its weather conditions as it is for the enthusiastic audience. The rally is an almost inexhaustible source of anecdotes, drama and fate. There are involuntary and deliberately chosen shortcuts, a suitcase full of spikes spends the night at customs in London, a co-driver is forgotten, buses and taxis drive along with the cars. And Michel Lizin describes a ride with Hannu Mikkola during the reconnaissance of the Burzet-Burzet stage as he sat clinging to the roll bar in the seatless rear of the Ford Escort. Who knows today that the "wiggle-woggle", a simple test of driving skill, was once decisive for the Monte Carlo result? Or that points were once awarded for the most comfortable equipment? And of course, all the classics are there, from Alpine to Zephyr among the cars, from Antraigues to the Col de Turini among the legendary stages. Sébastien Loeb, Tommi Mäkinen, Walter Röhrl and all the other stars were always good for anecdotes, plus impressions in both words and pictures, exciting and moving memories and lots of exciting, funny and sometimes dramatic episodes. Enjoy a trip through time covering one hundred and ten years, from the Rolls-Royce crews of the pre-war era to the antics of the Group B monsters, and to the WRC cars of today. Come on a long journey through the wildest snowstorms and sample the treacherous ice, experience the magic of night stages and learn how the photographers scramble to the best secret spots close along the stages. On top of all that, there is also a comprehensive review of the rallies, from 1949 up to 2021 for every year. ISBN: 9783947156382 Condition: New & original packing

Title: 40 Jahre Rallyesport Author: Klaus Buhlmann Photography: Reinhard Klein Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Year: 2002 / 2003 Sites: 480 Pictures: more than 500 pictures (b/w and color) Format/Size: 23 x 31,0 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Forty years in the history of those sports in which the lonely fight against the relentless ticking clock to pure fascination is. Forty years in which about 20 work teams battled for supremacy among the world leaders. The stories of the great epoch makers - of the Healey-shows and mini trips of Rock´n Roll-time over the years of victory machine "Stratos", the wild drifts of last rear drivers, the era of monsters from the group B to the all-wheel-rides the present. (2002/2003) ISBN: 3-88265-236-5 Condition: New & original packing