By Ed McDonough. The Vanwall was one of the Great Green hopes of British motor sport in the 1950s. The brainchild of the industrialist Guy Anthony Vanderwell, the Vanwall Grand Prix car was built to beat the all-conquering red cars from Italy that dominated the Grand Prix scene at that time. The history of Vanwall in new light, from the team's slow beginnings to the success of the later fifties and the securing of the very first Constructors' Cup in 1958. Hardback, 200 Pages, Size: 243x189mm. Book is new and unread

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