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Shutter & SpeedShutter & Speed Volume One by Gary Critcher – A personal photographic collection of motor racing images from the 1960′ and 1970’s. |
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Shutter & Speed Volume One comprises 122 pages of previously unseen motorsport images from the 1960’s and 1970’s.
 In Speed & Shutter Volume One the emphasis is on Grand Prix racing but there are other forms of motorsport featured including hillclimbs, Formula 2, the Indy 500 and non‐championship F1 races. |
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 All images in the Volume One book are sourced from Gary Critcher’s Supercharged Collection. |
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Title: Shutter & Speed – Volume 1; |
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Price: £20.25 inc. (UK): |
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Shutter & Speed Volume Two by Gary Critcher – A personal photographic collection of motor racing images from the 1960′ and 1970’s. |
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Shutter & Speed Volume Two comprises 122 pages of previously unseen motorsport images from the 1960’s and 1970’s.
 Shutter & Speed Volume Two features unseen images from the 1969 French Grand Prix, the 1970 California 500, Rhodesia in the early 60’s, a Lotus 72 portfolio, the 1962 British Grand Prix and rare colour images of a club sprint at Catterick in 1958, plus much more. |
 All images in the Volume Two book are sourced from Gary Critcher’s Supercharged Collection. |
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 Over at the pits the two Cooper T60’s receive some attention, number 16 is Bruce McLaren’s mount and number 18 is to be driven by Tony Maggs. |
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Title: Shutter & Speed – Volume 2; |
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Both Volumes comprise of 122 pages of previously unseen motorsport images from the 1960’s and 1970’s.
 All images in Volume One & Two are sourced from Gary Critcher’s Supercharged Collection. |
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Title: Shutter & Speed – Vol 1 & Vol 2; |
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Price: £30.00 inc. (UK): |
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Price: £40.00 inc. (Outside UK): |
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Murray Walker – My Autobiography |
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Ever since his first stint at the microphone in 1949 at the British Grand Prix, Murray has entertained us with his commentaries on car and motorcycle racing and in particular Formula One.  In his autobiography, he describes his relationship with many of the key personalities of his era, from Geoff Duke to Mike Hailwood, Stirling Moss to John Surtees, Nigel Mansell to Aryton Senna, and Damon hill to Michael Schumacher. |
 With BBC TV’s Jonathan Martin who gave Murray his big chance in 1978. |
 Murray with motorcycle scramblers Chris Horsfield & Dave Bickers. |
 Murray’s last British Grand Prix for the BBC TV in 1996. |
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394 pages of print; |
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