books by Mat Oxley

books by Mat Oxley

books:

Mat Oxley

The Challenge & Dream of Honda: 500 Grand Prix Motor Cycle Wins
Mat Oxley

Hazelton Publishing (UK), 2002

Valentino Rossi: Portrait of a Speed God

Mat Oxley

Haynes Publishing, 2006

A true motogenius
What a great book. I bought this book as a present for my husband and being a fan of motogp myself we both really loved this book. A must for all Valentino Rossi fans to add to the collection. A great insight into the man and what drives his talent.Great photos.An ...

The Fast Stuff: Twenty years of the top bike racing tales from the world's maddest motorsport
Mat Oxley

Haynes Publishing, 2008

Irreverent, rapier-sharp and always readable, ex-racer Mat Oxley is MotoGP?s racetrack rottweiler, always shooting from the hip, offering a unique perspective of the world?s maddest motorsport. Here for the first time is a collection of his best stories written over the past 20 years, published by motorcycle magazines worldwide. Oxley?s fans will ...

Stealing Speed: The Biggest Spy Scandal in Motorsport History
Mat Oxley

J H Haynes & Co Ltd, 2009

This is the compelling story of how one of Japan's biggest motorcycle manufacturers stole a Nazi rocket scientist's engine secrets from behind the Iron Curtain to conquer the world. In 1961, with the Cold War at its height, East German motorcycle manufacturer MZ was using World War II rocket technology to win Grands Prix, only for rider Ernst ...

Mick Doohan: The Thunder from Down Under

Mat Oxley

Haynes Publishing, 2001

Beautifully- written with hard-to-find photos
Mick Doohan is arguably the best GP500 rider and this book has so many details about his success, particularly his come-back after the accident in Assen Holland which almost ended his chance of ever walking again let alone riding a motorbike. The photos are ...