Frankly Frankl

Nazis, Communists, Formula 1, Ferraris, the Cannonball Run, the Olympics, even a true love love then found nearly 40 years later—Andrew Frankl’s memoir reads like a work of fantasy. But it’s all true.


Inside this 176-page book, you’ll find Frankl’s reflections on his 75 years of life, love luck and automobiles.


“I am delighted that Andrew Frankl is writing a book on his professional career: 75 exciting and challenging years. He has been present in the Principality since the 1960s as a journalist and a photographer with some amazing stories to share. My relation with his family is strong, having had the pleasure of competing against his son, Nicholas, in three Olympic Games in the four-man bobsleigh. I wish his book every success.” — H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco


“Andrew is one of the most experienced communicators in the automotive world. To say he is an expert in things motor related is an understatement. His experience of life is no less comprehensive, his story fascinating.” — Tom Purves, Chairman Royal Automobile Club


“Andrew has had a special connection with Ford Motor Company ever since his first job in Britain, 50 years ago. Over the years his passion and great knowledge for automobiles have created many memorable moments, including his Cannonball adventure in a customized Ford Transit. All of us at Ford Motor Company wish him every success with his book.” —Edsel Ford, grandson of Henry Ford, Member of the Executive Board Ford Motor Company


“Andrew Frankl is a walking, talking encyclopedia of the history of motorsports and motoring. His knowledge of and appreciation for both comes through on every page of this thoroughly chronicled book, and makes for a fascinating read.” — Bob Lutz, American auto industry legend.


“Andrew Frankl has been a friend of Ferrari for a very long time. I am delighted he is writing a book about his life and wish him every success.” — Stefano Domenicali, Team Manager Scuderia Ferrari