To all F1-nut readers, I realise it’s been a while since the last post as I’ve been taking a few months break from doing any work on this website. It’s been getting harder to find time to write reviews, weed out tons of ...
The sport of F1 never stands still – in the blink of an eye, 20 year Red Bull Racing stalwart Christian Horner is fired and Nico Hulkenburg finally scores a podium! Bruce Jones has been a regularly pumping out books on F1...
In-between Miami GP and next weekend’s European leg at Imola seems like a good time to get stuck into a new F1 book on my reading list. Looking at the nondescript cover of Luke Smith’s new book “On The Grid”, I have to admit I ...
Most long time F1 fans will know plenty of F1 history books that have been published and in a variety of different formats from photo albums, paperpack storytelling to kids books (many of which have been reviewed on this site)....
There have been a few books written about the business of F1 which is often more ruthless than the on-track battles. A new book to explore this side of F1 is “The Formula” by Wall Street Journal sports journalists J...
It’s been a while since I’ve read a F1 book that turned out to be a welcome surprise or exceeded initial expectations. Stuart Codling’s latest book, “Formula 1 Drive to Survive: The Unofficial Companion&...