Having been released back in 2002, this account of the career of Emerson Fittipaldi is not exactly new. But hey, even if we are three years late in reviewing it, better now than never, right?
As far as I'm aware, this is the most recent installment of Ludvigsen's well-known series of driver biographies (and if it's not the most recent then Karl will no doubt email me to let me know!), and like its predecessors it does a nice job of commemorating one of motorsport's more illustrious careers.
When you are dealing with a guy who has been as prolific an author as Karl Ludvigsen, you can pick up pretty much anything with his name on it and be fairly certain that you haven't wasted your money.
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