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The design and development of competition car suspension systems is a vital ingredient for winning performance. The author, an acknowledged expert, demystifies this complex subject, explaining the theory and practice of successful suspension engineering, and exploring - in an easy-to-understand and readable style - how and why suspension systems work. Since this book was first published in 1988, there have been some revolutionary changes, partly through advancing technology, but also due to major alterations to the rules at the peak of the sport. These developments are all reflected in this book, which has been fully revised to include updated examples and case studies.

Allan Staniforth, one-time RAF navigator and then Daily Mirror reporter, is now a freelance writer and suspension consultant. He is perhaps best known for his Terrapin series of self-designed racing cars, and as author of the best-selling Race and Rally Car Source Book. He lives near Harrogate, North Yorkshire.