Williams FW14B manual, 1992 (all models) - Steve Rendle

The Williams story - brief history of Williams prior to the FW14B, and subsequent history to the present day.
Design and development of the FW14B - how the FW14B was never intended to be and how it evolved from the 1991 FW14, the origins and development of Williams active suspension, and the preparations for the 1992 season.
FW14B in action - a summary of the 16 rounds of the 1992 F1 World Championship, with accounts of the FW14B's performances.
Anatomy - Chassis, aerodynamics, Renault RS3C and RS4 engines, transmission, active suspension, steering, brakes, wheels and tyres, cockpit and electrics.
The drivers - with recollections from Nigel Mansell.
The engineers - the key Williams and Renault engineers involved in designing, developing and running the FW14B.
Williams Heritage - an insight into today's Williams Heritage operation and its mission to curate the cars in the Williams Grand Prix Collection, including examples of the FW14B.
Appendices - including technical specifications, race results and FW14B individual chassis histories.