




After Borghese – The Peking to Paris Centenary
Celebrate one of the greatest adventures in motoring history with After Borghese, a beautifully produced hardback book documenting the 2007 Peking to Paris Centenary Raid.
One hundred years after Prince Scipione Borghese's legendary victory in the original 1907 Peking to Paris race, competitors from around the world retraced the route across some of the planet's most demanding terrain. This commemorative volume captures that remarkable journey through stunning photography, historical insight and first-hand accounts.
Featuring hundreds of high-quality images, the book follows crews from the Great Wall of China across the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, Siberia and Europe before reaching Paris, celebrating both the pioneering spirit of 1907 and the modern competitors who honoured that legacy. The 2007 centenary closely followed Borghese's original route, recreating one of motoring's defining adventures.
Whether you're a participant, enthusiast of the Peking to Paris Motor Challenge or collector of historic motoring literature, After Borghese is an outstanding addition to any library.
Features
- Hardcover edition
- High-quality colour photography throughout
- Covers the 2007 Peking to Paris Centenary Raid
- Historic imagery alongside modern rally photography
- A superb reference for enthusiasts of endurance rallying and historic motoring
- Ideal for collectors of Peking to Paris memorabilia
Why You'll Love It
After Borghese is more than a rally book—it's a visual record of one of the world's most iconic historic motoring adventures. Combining spectacular photography with the stories behind the event, it captures the endurance, determination and camaraderie that continue to define the Peking to Paris Motor Challenge
Build your Peking to Paris library: This book is also included in our three-book Peking to Paris collection, alongside the official 2024 and 2025 books. Save £48.01 compared with buying all three individually at their current prices.
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