For those who want a summary of the year course per year of this competition both great and crazy, the book does not lack of interest. However, it has some flaws: the French and English translation is often rough, many turns are closer to the Italian original language and can raise a smile. The story is nevertheless easy to understand, hence the interest already mentioned in this book. But there are more serious, with the scarcity of photographic documents of the time. The bulk of the book is illustrated with recent (too much!) Thousand Miles Historical, which can by no means satisfy a reader wanting to plunge into the atmosphere of the real events, at a time when they did go in 1600 km to competitors. In addition, almost all this iconography falls fairly static shots, taken at Brescia or around it a few years ago. Although this reading helps to know the main winners and the vagaries of all races in this competition, you come out eventually frustrated. .
