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Find stories, long and short, relating to the thick end of 30 different sports. With our latest 132-page collector’s edition title celebrating the life and times of Formula 1’s most successful, and well supported, team in Ferrari.

THE FERRARI ISSUE

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Celebrating 75 Years of La Scuderia in Formula 1

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These limited run Ferrari posters take everything we’re proud of from the magazine and blow it up for your wall. Featuring hand-drawn illustrations of three championship-winning cars in Niki Lauda’s 312T, the infamous ‘Sharknose’ 156F1, and Michael Schumacher’s F2004. Three of Ferrari’s most striking cars fit for the Louvre.

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  • Harry Brook: The Prequel

  • Public figures who are greatly admired by a relatively small audience or share influence impartial to commercial success.

    Public figures greatly admired by a relatively small audience.

  • Seeing Red: The colours of Enzo Ferrari's racing career.

    Seeing Red: The colours of Enzo Ferrari's racing career.

  • A tennis player is lying face down on the court, appearing to be disappointed or exhausted, with a crowd watching from the stands behind.

    The Unofficial Guide to the Wimbledon Championships

  • An infamous death, a career as one of Britain’s greatest ever road racers, and a personality to match his talent, Paul Simpson writes about the life – and passing - of cyclist, Tom Simpson.

    The infamous life and death of cyclist Tom Simpson.

  • Cricket player kneeling on the pitch, raising a cricket bat and helmet towards the sky during a match with blurred crowd in the background.

    Franchise Fever

A male tennis player dressed in white, kneeling on the grass court, passionately celebrating with his eyes closed, holding a tennis racket in one hand, during a match with an audience in the background.

 

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