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The Myth of the Green Hell §Since it was built in the 1920s, the North Loop of the Nürburgring has become a racetrack full of surprises that commands respect. The experts spoke of it as the longest and most difficult course in the world . For difficult read deadly . Niki Lauda s horrific accident brought an end to the use of the North Loop for Fomula 1 racing in 1976.§Nonetheless, the legendary track has lost none of its fascination. Every weekend, private drivers love to put themselves to the test, enjoying the thrills that only the Green Hell can provide. Motorsport fanatic Stefan Bogner has now re-discovered the North Loop, capturing its magic forever with his camera. Despite their documentary nature, Bogner s beautiful images are packed with the emotion and exciting details that people have come to expect from the talent behind photograph books like Curves and Escapes combined with detailed information about the various sections of the track, its contours, the best overtaking opportunities and the right places to apply the brakes. Thomas Jäger, himself a successful racing driver and instructor at the AMG Driving Academy, shares his know-how with the readers of Tracks , offering valuable tips on how to shave those key fractions of a second from the lap time. Tracks Nürburgring North Loop documents a legend of motorsport history in loving detail, packed with valuable information and entertaining facts about this fabled racetrack: Detailed profiles of the different stretches and their contours Precise overviews of the various sections of the track Beautiful, atmospheric photos

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Book category Books in English The arts Photography & photographs Photographs: collections

• Full title: Tracks
• Subtitle: Nurburgring North Loop
• Author: Stefan Bogner, Thomas Jäger
• Language: English
• Binding: Hardback
• Number of pages: 224
• EAN: 9783768838092
• ISBN: 3768838099
• ID: 02400895
• Publisher: Delius Klasing
• Weight: 1604 g
• Dimensions: 306 × 245 × 26 mm
• Date of publishing: 26. March 2014

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