Produced to celebrate the launch of out title ‘Jim Clark, Life at Team Lotus’ this wonderful lithographic print depicts Jim Clark in the Lotus Type 49 at the 1967 British Grand Prix. Sadly this would be the last time UK race fans would see him compete in a race on home soil.

Jim Clark: Life at Team Lotus, it is a feast of previously unseen photographs from the mid-1960s when the Scottish maestro was at the peak of his career. It features almost 300 stunning black-and white photos of the two-times Formula 1 World Champion in action on the track, as well as in and around the… Read More

Jim Clark: Life at Team Lotus, it is a feast of previously unseen photographs from the mid-1960s when the Scottish maestro was at the peak of his career. It features almost 300 stunning black-and white photos of the two-times Formula 1 World Champion in action on the track, as well as in and around the… Read More

This is the definitive photographic record of Donald Campbell’s legendary Bluebirds, captured through the twin lenses of Leo Villa’s Stereo Realist Camera, and other images of the time. An amazing body of photojournalism in colour, 3D and black & white, that captures the life-and death drama that was played out against the barren landscapes of… Read More

The words “Elio De Angelis, piano player, and gentlemen” always seemed to go hand in hand whenever journalists wrote about the young Italian driver. However, there was so much more to Elio. Elio started racing in karts, progressed to F3, then to Formula 1 with Shadow, before joining Lotus as number two driver to Mario… Read More

The words “Elio De Angelis, piano player, and gentlemen” always seemed to go hand in hand whenever journalists wrote about the young Italian driver. However, there was so much more to Elio. Elio started racing in karts, progressed to F3, then to Formula 1 with Shadow, before joining Lotus as number two driver to Mario… Read More

Behind the wheel of a racing car he was magical. He could make cars do seemingly impossible things, and for much of the 1970s he was considered quite the fastest F1 driver in the game. Ronnie Peterson had another quality that was not universal in top class motor racing, and that was honesty and integrity…. Read More

The Ace Factor: The Vintage Motorsports Council (VMC) commissioned E. Paul Dickinson to author this 122-page illustrated textbook about the basics of automobile racing and, now it its 3rd edition, is widely used by organizations in their racing school curriculums an provided to drivers new to the sport. This revised and redesigned (by Coterie Press)… Read More

Coterie Press are pleased and excited to have put together a special deal with Swiss publisher Hubelhouse, and the author Matthias Pfannmuller to co-publish this title in the USA. Coterie Press will be the exclusive importer of this very special title into the USA and are thus allocated copies of the Balboni signed Limited Edition…. Read More