New Zealander Howden Ganley raced cars at the highest level internationally at the apex of motor racing’s most glamorous and dangerous era – the 1960s and 70s, when Formula 1 drivers enjoyed rock star status, while dicing in cars and on circuits that had virtually none of the safety features today’s drivers take for granted.
The catalogue of carnage from those free-wheeling years makes for grim reading at times, yet the drivers, designers, marshals and other circuit insiders had a free-spirited camaraderie and testosterone fuelled bravado that cannot be replicated in today’s super-hyped, made-for-media world.
The Road to Monaco is the story of one man’s journey from dreamy-eyed kid to the race tracks of the world.
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