Bernd Rosemeyer (1909-1938) with certainty one of the largest pilots appeared in the world of Grands Prix.
In two and a half years of activity, from May 1935 to October 1937, disputed trentatr races, winning ten and finished second six times.
Always powerful Guid how difficult Auto Union to rear engine designed by Ferdinand Porsche, which allowed him, during a record attempt, to exceed the 400 kilometres all now on a road normally used for the traffic.
Tazio Nuvolari considered him the "most formidable adversary".
Mor in 1938 while attempting to beat the record on speed skiing that Mercedes, led by its big rival Rudolf Caracciola, had just established.
Cesare De Agostini sign the first biography in English of this legendary ACE, which offers a splendid all-round portrait, shedding light on the personality, attitudes, light-hearted and irresistible ability to fight at maximum speed possible on each circuit, in all weathers, at all times.
Eleventh title of the series "racing Lives", the volume brings to life thanks to a series of images (d) exception one of the most extraordinary champions of all time, still loved by an incredible amount of fans.
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