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Damn you're right. It was there but that doesn't bode well if it's been removed. It is in the latest Autosport in the gifts section. I'm sure David Evans would have told them if there was a problem. Fingers crossed it's ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
From Pitstop Bookshop in Perth today....
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Welcome to The Pitstop Bookshop Broadcast!
CHRISTMAS IS JUST OVER 1 WEEK AWAY! LAST DATE TO ENSURE DELIVERY BEFORE CHRISTMAS IS SUNDAY 20TH DECEMBER, SO PLEASE GET YOUR ORDERS IN NOW!
As our season-reviewing annuals start to arrive, we have received word that some of the ones we normally stock were cancelled this year as the publisher has gone out of business. Those affected are: Rallycourse 2009-2010, the Motorcycle Yearbook 2009-2010, the Rally Yearbook 2090-2010 and the Formula One Yearbook 2009-2010.
As alternatives, we can offer: Pirelli World Rallying, the MotoGP Season Review, Motocourse 2090-2010 (due New Year), and Autocourse 2090-2010.
We have compiled our top Christmas Ideas for 2009 below, with something to suit all ages!
So Motocourse and Autocourse are available, but Rallycourse isn't? When did they split, they used to be published by the same people. What does that tell you about World Rallying?Quote:
Originally Posted by mjh
Interesting that the French language version of the Rally Yearbook, L'annee rallyes looks to have been published but the English version hasnt...
Who already bought the "Pirelli World Rallying 09/10"?
Any article about IRC 2009?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Henri-Toivon...408404&sr=1-62
Found this listing in Amazon!
My copy arrived just today (hardcover for 20e from Play.com, not bad I think), so I haven't had time to read any of it yet, but a quick look tells there's reviews of each IRC round in the Regional Championships section (IRC parts perhaps 5-6 pages in total). There's also a 5-page article on Kris Meeke - and not directly connected to IRC but to S2000s, there's a 4-page article on the new Fiesta S2000.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Pacheco
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Got one book for Christmas. Graham Robson's brilliant Monte Carlo 1911-1980 The Golden Age. Very good so far.
I have no interest in the more modern cars covered in the series but the older cars books include not only new information but plenty of corrections to Robson's older books (not that he acknowledges that too clearly in the new ones) and some fundamental changes in attitude - for example now effectively admitting that works cars were re-shelled often and the individual "famous" car "identities" made so much of in some of his earlier books are a bit of a nonsense (covering up for what works teams were doing) and actually represent little more than UK registration numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Not that it stops the plethora of replicas that are around today which come dangerously close to fraud in some of their claimed "identities"....
Got the McKlein Group B book for Christmas. Has anyone else got a copy where the contents page and opening few pages are printed twice. I thought it was a harmless mistake until I realised they were printed at the expense of 8 pages. So not impressed with that.