Australian Motor Racing Year Number 14 1984 / 1985

Australian Motor Racing Year Number 14 1984 / 1985, excellent condition.

Relive a Golden Era of Motorsport: Australian Motor Racing Year Number 14 (1984/1985)

Step back onto the grid during one of the most transformative periods in Australian motorsport history with Australian Motor Racing Year Number 14 1984 / 1985. Published by the Berghouse Publishing Group, this highly collectible, premium vintage hardcover with dust jacket is an absolute cornerstone volume for historians, classic touring car fans, and dedicated Australian petrolheads.

The 1984/1985 season marked a historic turning point down under—it was the swan song of the legendary, fire-breathing Group C Touring Cars and the dawn of the international Group A era. This definitive annual review captures every ounce of the trackside drama, shifting regulations, and raw horsepower across 264 brilliantly written and heavily illustrated pages.

Inside This Classic Motorsport Annual:

• The Epic Clash of Group C & A: Complete, round-by-round coverage of the Australian Touring Car Championship, documenting the historic battle between Peter Brock’s HDT Holden VK Commodores and Dick Johnson’s iconic Greens-Tuf Ford XE Falcons.

• Bathurst & Enduro Glory: Relive the legendary 1984 James Hardie 1000 at Mount Panorama, featuring the famous Holden Dealer Team 1-2 finish, alongside the Sandown 500 and deeper endurance events.

• Total Track Coverage: Comprehensive summaries, statistics, and point tables spanning the Australian Drivers' Championship (Formula Mundials), Sports Car Championship, GT racing, rallying, and open-wheel categories.

• Vibrant Period Photography: Packed with hundreds of rare, full-color and black-and-white action photographs highlighting the iconic liveries, dramatic wheel-to-wheel battles, and pit-lane grit of the era.

Whether you are looking to complete your Australian Motor Racing Year collection or looking to gift a nostalgic piece of local motoring heritage to an absolute race fanatic, Book Number 14 delivers an authoritative, beautifully preserved window into a defining year of tarmac history.