The Road to Monaco: My Life in Motor Racing By Howden Ganley It all began for Howden Ganley at the 1955 New Zealand Grand Prix, an experience that set him on the path toward his career as a racing driver. After first competing in cars like his mother’s Morris Minor, he tackled entry-level single-seaters and began a progression that would carry him all the way to F1. The first third of the book covers his days as a mechanic and…
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