Time to look at another older book. Tim Hill’s “Formula One Unseen Archives” was billed as a F1 pictorial history book using photographs from the archives of the UK’s Daily Mail. Starting from 1950, Hill...
Its amazing what you can sometimes find in the bargain bins of a bookstore. Buried in a stack of old motor magazines, I recently found a copy of “Michael Schumacher Ferrari Racing 1998” by Peter Braun and Rainer Sch...
Time to take a closer look at a TrueScale Models (TSM) diecast. Truescale have managed to secure rights to produce the Tyrrell P34s and some of the Lotus GP cars in 1:43 scale. I hadn’t paid much attention to TrueScale mo...
F1-nut.com has just reached the 50th book review milestone (now, only a few hundred more to go!). Hard to believe when I posted the first grand prix related book review last year in August (Mark Webber’s UpFront) that I w...
Well, the hotly anticipated Australian Grand Prix opening race for the new 2013 season is almost here, so lets review a book written specifically on the history of the Albert Park race. Stuart Sykes’ “Formula One in...
Originally published in Italian and written by Italian journalists Andrea Cremonesi and Marco Degl’Innocenti – “Meet Sebastian Vettel” is one of the few published books on F1 world champion Sebastian Vet...