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Motorsport has always thrived on daring ideas, but its most unforgettable moments came when imagination outran the rulebook. Unregulated: Motorsport's Wildest Experimental Eras is a sweeping, fact-driven journey through the periods when engineers pushed technology to its breaking point and governing bodies struggled to keep pace. From the monstrous power of Can-Am, to turbine cars and six-wheelers, to the brutal brilliance of Group B, this book exposes the chapters of racing history where creativity was unleashed with breathtaking-and sometimes devastating-consequences. With clear, narrative insight, it explores the innovators who challenged convention, the cars that defied logic, and the rule changes that followed when those machines became too fast, too complex, or too dangerous to continue. It traces how motorsport evolved from open experimentation to its modern era of managed innovation, showing how unregulated periods reshaped everything from aerodynamics to hybrid engineering to the philosophy of competition itself. This is the definitive chronicle of racing's most radical breakthroughs and the regulations they forced into existence. It reveals how the sport's wildest eras built the foundation for today's balance between freedom and control-and why the spirit of experimentation remains at the heart of motorsport.

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