Richard Burns Rallying’s Would-be King

Richard Burns Rallying’s Would-be King by David Williams, published by Haynes on June 22, 2001, is a detailed account of British rally driver Richard Burns’s journey through the world of competitive driving. This edition spans 151 pages and is presented in English. The book chronicles Burns’s early days as a member of the Under 17 Car Club, his ascent to becoming the British International Champion, and the challenges he faced, including setbacks with the Subaru team.
Readers will find an exploration of Burns’s career highlights, including his revival with the Mitsubishi team from 1996 to 1998, where he achieved significant victories at the Safari and in Britain. The narrative also covers his return to Subaru, culminating in a runner-up finish in the 1999 World Rally Drivers’ Championships. With a focus on the transportation and automotive aspects of rally driving, this book provides insights into the competitive landscape and the personal journey of a notable figure in motorsport.
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Read of British rally driver Richard Burns’s his early driving and competition days as a member of the Under 17 Car club; driving a works Subaru to become British International Champion; World Championship set backs and dismissal by the Subaru team; revival of fortunes with the Mitsubishi team 1996-98, and two momentous wins, on the Safari and in Britain; and his return to Subaru, finishing as runner-up in the 1999 World Rally Drivers’ Championships.
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