Drivers
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New Book Review: Gilles Villeneuve – His untold life from Berthierville to Zolder by Károly Méhes
The elevation of first year rookie Charles Leclerc to the main works Ferrari team next year breaks the traditional preference of the Scuderia for pairing mature experienced drivers together. I think Leclerc will perform surpris...
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Book review: Daniel Ricciardo In Pursuit of Greatness by Nate Saunders
Other than taking victory in Monaco, 2018 has been a wretched year for Daniel Ricciardo. Even Abu Dhabi didn’t provide a fairytale podium finish for his Red Bull stint. The cheerful Australian is off to Renault for the next 2 s...
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Book review: Regga by Christopher Hilton
If you’re a WilliamsF1 fan, it seems like an eternity since the team’s last win by Pastor Maldonado at the 2012 Spanish GP. Williams’ first GP victory was delivered by the swashbuckling moustachioed Giancarlo ‘Clay’ Regazzoni. ...
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New Book Review: The Power and the Glory by David Sedgwick
For many F1 Fans, the 80’s-90’s Formula 1 seasons are often considered to be the best era in the sport dominated by big marque team and superstar driver rivalries at the height of their powers – think Senna, Prost, Mansel...
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Book Review: Ayrton Senna As Time Goes By by Christopher Hilton
Since 1994, May 1 on the F1 calendar always remembers Ayrton Senna. There have been more books published about Senna that any other driver. At one stage in the 90’s, motorsports writer Christopher Hilton was pumping out Senna b...
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New Book Review: Pironi The Champion that never was by David Sedgwick
I never really paid too much attention to Didier Pironi’s career other than succumbing to the media stories that Pironi was the scheming and ambitious Frenchman vs the pure free spirited Ferrari team-mate Gilles Villeneuve and ...
