This is an expanded edition of one of the classics of motor racing literature, a book which commanded the widespread acclaim of reviewers when it first appeared under the title The Story of March: Four Guys and a Telephone. But the story it told was still ongoing when Mike Lawrence's original edition was published, and as this expanded work reveals, the final years of March were as dramatic as the twenty which had preceded it.

The crucial ingredients which has enabled this book to stand apart from so many others is the willingness of the key players in the drama to reveal al to the author in a remarkable expression of openness and honesty, for the story behind this most prolific manufacturer of racing cars really is a 'warts and all' tale.

These candid interviews, plus access to private correspondence, contracts and proposals for future projects, have been combined with Lawrence's vast knowledge of the sport and his superb, lively prose style to produce a manuscript which will grip even those with only a superficial interest in motor racing.

Hardback Book. 272 pages.