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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...
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Book Review: Against Death and Time by Brock Yates
When I recently picked up a copy of Brock Yates’ “Against Death and Time” although I knew it had very little F1 content, it was still one of the many books scribbled on my long reading list of older books whic...
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Book Review: Faster by Neal Bascomb
Seems like there is a bit of French renaissance going on in F1 at the moment with Pierre Gasly’s win in Monza becoming the first French driver to win since Olivier Panis in 1996 and also Renault F1’s plan to rebadge to the hist...
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Book Review: The History of Motorsport by Jörg Walz
There have been plenty of F1 & motorsport history books published, but few have tried to cover the history of motorsport categories together. Jorg Walz’s ‘The History of Motorsport’ is an attempt to trace the early history ...
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Book Review: Driven – the men who made Formula One by Kevin Eason
“Driven – The Men who made Formula One” by Kevin Eason is a reflection of the veteran motorsport journalist observations and history of the big movers and shakers in the history of modern F1 – Enzo Ferra...
