I regret not having previously watched the 2014 documentary film “Lauda – The Untold Story” until after Niki Lauda’s recent passing. I had only relied on Niki’s previous books like “To Hell &...
Aside from the sad news of Niki Lauda’s passing, this weekend’s Monaco GP marked Kimi Räikkönen’s 300th GP – although fans may have been hoping for better than P17. Late last year, an English version of his authorised “bi...
Among F1 photographers there are a few veteran names that are synonymous with the sport over many decades- Rainer Schlegelmilch, Keith Sutton, Joe Honda, Nigel Snowdon and Bernard Cahier. A great photo album that showcases the ...
I don’t normally post about official Grand Prix programs – other than vintage programs for Grand Prix races in the ‘60s and 70’s, I’ve never really paid much attention to them although many others seem to be happy collect...
The first week of May is always an annual remembrance time for Ayrton Senna fans. Despite his passing being 25 years ago, Senna is probably the most written about F1 driver. At last count, there have been at least 30 English la...
I’m always a sucker for driver autobiographies – although published in 2017, I’ve only recently managed to read Jenson Button’s “Life to the Limit”. Despite not being a hardcore Jenson Button fan, this book is a pretty go...