Abarth, Radbourne Racing and Me: A memoir of iconic cars and racing adventures

The 1960s was the golden age of European motorsport, with two countries leading the saloon car field: Britain with the Mini and Italy with the Fiats 500 and 600. As their rivalry was further ignited by the creation of the Mini Cooper and Fiat Abarth, there was a fervent need for tuning and ‘go faster’ component companies – and here, one of Britain’s most iconic, Radbourne Racing, was born.

In this captivating memoir, Lincoln Small – the last surviving co-founder of Radbourne Racing – shares ...