Subtitle:  'The battle against unacceptable risk in motor racing'. When Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger were killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, it focused the minds of Formula 1 officials and race fans alike on whether it was right to expect a driver to risk his life. A flurry of regulation changes followed. David Tremayne examines the philosophy and technology behind Formula 1's ever-evolving safety regulations, where there has been deep resistance to change. 'A fantastic publication' "Motoring News"  'Easy to read and informative' "Racecar Engineering" 'an entertaining and significant tome' "Motor Sport" Foreword by Professor Sid Watkins. 192 pages, 129 mainly colour illustrations. English.