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Summary: Outstanding!! The authoratative book on Gran Prix Racing
Review: I've read these books for years. Each and every year I get the whole picture of what has happened on the World Gran Prix Motorcycle scene. The pictures are beyond words, and give a clear shot of what it's like to ride one of these bikes at speed. The technical information is very good, considering that all the major manufacturers take secrecy to the extreme making it hard for outsiders whom are interested in the technical aspects kind of shut outs. Overall, though....I can't wait to get my hands on the next edition.
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Summary: Outstanding!
Review: This book is exactly what it claims to be, a good close look at the year's World Championship Roadraces. It focuses on Grands Prix, but also includes quite a bit of World Superbike (no Supersport, unfortunately). Background, riders, technical evolution of the bikes, and race by race accounts of the season, make for a great read. The photography is brilliant. This is my first Motocourse, but I'll be getting them every year now.
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Summary: The Only Motorcycle Racing Annual....
Review: Yet another excellent annual by Motocourse. Primarily covers the MotoGP tour but also includes SBK and some national racing. This edition is particular important as Americans topped the 500cc Championship and the Superbike Championship which probably hasn't happend since the late 80s. Excellent recap and photographs
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Summary: The Only Motorcycle Racing Annual....
Review: Yet another excellent annual by Motocourse. Primarily covers the MotoGP tour but also includes SBK and some national racing. This edition is particular important as Americans topped the 500cc Championship and the Superbike Championship which probably hasn't happend since the late 80s. Excellent recap and photographs
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