Better Value, better book than the mighty Rallycourse!
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For less than half the price of the much-vaunted Rallycourse, you get equally spectacular photography and a great review of the rally season. There are several interesting features in and the rally reports are great, containing stage results/entry lists/past winners for each rally and telling the story of the rally in half a dozen short pieces, each about a particular team/driver. And you get all this without the adverts that take up a fair amount of Rallycourse. Well worth reading if you have any interest in the sport. I've had the F1 Yearbook from the same publisher ever since 97 and the Rally Yearbook since 98. Both are excellent value and excellent books, whilst not matching Auto/Rallycourse for the in depth race/rally reports, do you specifically buy a yearbook to read these when you can read equally good reports in Autosport a few days after the event? Every rally fan should have a copy of this book.
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An amazing book!
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I ordered this book a few days ago from amazon, and have found it to be a fascinating read. The 160 glossy, full-colour, A4 pages are packed full of stunning pictures of the highlights of the 200-2001 rally championship. This book covers the drivers, their cars, and every individual track in incredible detail. What I liked in particular, was that after the description of the race, it told you the winners of last years championship, and all the championships before that. I would recomend this book to anyone remotely interested in rally cars.
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