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Twelve miles apart, in Italy's Reggio Emilia region, two small yet intensely dedicated companies built great racing cars and battled each other for supremacy on circuits throughout the world. The fierce rivalry between Ferrari and Maserati was at its peak during the 1950s, when both went all-out to compete in Grands Prix and sports-car racing. Their feud helped keep Italy at the forefront of motorsport for several decades. It also laid the foundation for the recent racing resurgence of both Ferrari and Maserati. Karl Ludvigsen chronicles the drama, personalities, crises and casualties of this famous home-town rivalry.

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Karl Ludvigsen is a highly successful Haynes author. His recent title The V12 Engine won the Guild of Motoring Writers' 2005 Montagu Trophy for 'the greatest contribution to recording the history of motoring'. He lives at Hawkedon, Suffolk.

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