Leonardo Acerbi & Luciano GreggioPublication: Out Now, RRP: £50.00, Format: Hardback, ISBN: 978 1 84425 449 1

This lavish book, published to celebrate Maranello's diamond jubilee, tells the fascinating story. With a separate chapter for each year of the marque's existence, it chronicles the most significant events of that season, whether human interest, motorsport achievements or the launch of a landmark road car such as the Daytona in 1968.It also features an illustrated digest of other notable Ferrari happenings, including the most important races, and episodes from motorsport and world events which impacted on the company.

The authoritative text is supported with more than1,000 historic photographs, many in colour, together with technical drawings which give a fascinating insight into the design process. Appendices cover constructors' classification, drivers' classification, production figures, sport and technical directors, and works drivers.

Year after year for six decades, this glorious book chronicles the epic deeds of the Ferrari marque and its great creator, Enzo Ferrari. The fascinating text not only focuses on the principal happenings that have distinguished every single season of the world's most famous racing and sports car constructor, but also the technical and styling evolution of the cars from Maranello, as well as the key developments in which the Prancing Horse has been involved.  Heavily illustrated and handsomely designed, this book is a must have for all Ferrari enthusiasts.

Both authors live in Italy and are steeped in all things Ferrari.  Leonardo Acerbi wrote Haynes's strong selling Ferrari: All The Cars, while Luciano Greggio's numerous titles include Arbarth: The Man, The Machines and Bertone 90 Years.