Return to Maserati 250F: A Legendary Formula 1 Car
Walter Bäumer and Jean-François Blachette

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June 28, 2026 Reviewer: Phillip Schudmak from South yarra, Victoria Australia   Was this review helpful to you?

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Fantastic content April 23, 2026 Reviewer: Robert Bailey from Kew, Victoria Australia   Arrived very quickly to Melbourne  .So pleasing the photos and the content on the two 250Fs that were owned by Hunt and Jones   ,Ta Was this review helpful to you?

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April 23, 2026 Reviewer: PAUL ROGERS from Christchurch, New Zealand New Zealand   I appreciated the direct notification that the book was avaibale to be sent to New Zealand and notified when this was able to be transactred.  Process was well managed and prompt. Appreciated. Was this review helpful to you?

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Maserati 250F March 20, 2026 Reviewer: Charles Lodge from Deeside, Clwyd England   What a superb book.A massive tome with everything you will need to know about this iconic car.Great production values and usual bullet proof Dalton Watson packaging. Recommended Was this review helpful to you?

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Maserati 250F book March 16, 2026 Reviewer: Arthur Riley from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire United Kingdom   Splendid book, beautifully presented. Well up to high standard of previous Baumer Maserati books published by yourselves. Was this review helpful to you?

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The definitive (visual) history of the 250F February 24, 2026 Reviewer: Carlo De Cristofaro from Italy   The definitive (visual) history of the 250F. If you're addicted to Fantuzzi's timeless bodywork shapes, browsing the pages of this volume will risk an overdose! The 250F was present front, center, and back of the grids of the 2.5 Litres Grand Prix formula and beyond... The design, more consistent throughout its racing career than its contemporary Sports cars, offers less variety, and obviously the varied and breathtaking scenery of road racing doesn't provide the backdrop to Grand Prix racing as often, so there will be less time to dwell on this choreographic aspect than in the other volumes in the series, with which this work remains formally consistent. An impressive volume, not to be missed. Was this review helpful to you?

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Gorgeous tribute to the 250F February 17, 2026 Reviewer: Buchpilot from Germany   I am a vivid collector of books by Walter Bäumer and especially cherish the excellence of the choice of pictures and the quality of their reproduction in his books. But even in regard to the high standard established in his earlier books I have to say that the 250F book is outstanding. What a feast for the eyes! Was this review helpful to you?