Lancia Fulvia HF - Storia e guida all’identificazione

Lancia alternated periods in which it was not involved in motorsport with others in which the brand did so (almost) frenetically. With Vincenzo Lancia, the company never took part in competitions at his own request. The situation changed with his son Gianni when he entered Formula 1 before retiring from racing again. After about ten years, the Turin-based brand returned to racing (1965-1990), winning seven World Rally Championships and two World Endurance Championships. The model with which Lancia returned to motorsport was the Fulvia, a coupé "in two versions" (one built by the company itself and another with a Zagato body). This book describes the four production motorsport cars (the famous HF coupés) and the few Zagato Competizione that took part in the races, detailing their technical characteristics and all the design developments.