Goldie - The Amazing Story of Alfred Goldie Gardner

When sheer speed still meant progress, one man made headlines with his streamlined racing cars. Briton Alfred Goldie Gardner was severely injured after being decorated for bravery during the First World War. He overcame his disability to become a successful racing driver and the most prolific speed-record holder there has ever been.
Goldie is the first book about this unsung hero since his autobiography in 1951, and the first National Motor Museum Publishing title. It contains new, previously unseen photographs and information from various archives and interviews and puts a new perspective on the life of this enigmatic hero.