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New book review: Formula 1 Drive to Survive by Stuart Codling
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&...
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Book Review: Speed Read F1 by Stuart Codling
Netflix’s Drive to Survive documentary series has brought in a whole new demographic to Formula 1 – a new younger generation of F1 fan that is super knowledgable about driver personalties but not very knowledgeable ...
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Book Review: Lights Out Full Throttle by Johnny Herbert and Damon Hill
Despite wrapping up back to back championships Max, Checo and Red Bull can’t get a break from controversy. Yet, you could argue that controversy is a key ingredient in F1 that keeps it spicy that generates endless fan dis...
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Book Review: The Piranha Club by Timothy Collings
With the Alpine-Alonso-Piastri-McLaren summer break shenanigans, a lot of recent media writeups have made reference to the ruthless ‘Piranha Club’ mentality in F1, reminiscent of the early career poaching of Michael...
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Book Review: Driving to the Future by Mario Felice Tecce
F1-nut.com has always been open to reviews of books from new amateur and budding motorsport authors, especially those that have embarked on e-book publication like In the Pitlane F1 Exposed by Garry Sloan and Bricks and Bones b...
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Book review: F1 Mavericks by Pete Biro and George Levy
During the current COVID lockdowns, I decided to pickup some new and old F1 books online which can be a bit of a gamble sometimes. One pleasant surprise was “F1 Mavericks” by George Levy (former Autoweek editor) wit...
