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The beginning of the decade saw New Zealander Bill Gavin arrive in Europe from his home country to try to scratch a living as a race reporter, starting with the 1960 Monaco Grand Prix, and by the end of the decade he was manager of Ferrari's CanAm team in North America. Along the way there was Love, Life & Death, all colorfully told by a fine writer who knew the leading drivers very well indeed and has many stories to tell. This is a memoir from a golden age of motor racing - the 1960s - by a Bill Gavin whose anecdotes and reminiscences have never been told.

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During the sixties New Zealander Bill Gavin wrote prolifically and widely about motor racing. His freelance outlets worldwide included The Sunday Times and he was Editor of Autocourse and European Editor of Car & Driver. From 1972 he changed direction and went on to enjoy successful careers in the music and film industries.

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