Teams
DVD
Bluray review: Williams
It’s been awhile since I last reviewed an F1-related film. At first glance you could be mistaken for thinking that BBC Films’ 2016 “Williams” is just another sports documentary about the inner workings of a F1 team with a long ...
Book
Book Review: Ken Tyrrell Portrait of a Motor Racing Giant by Christopher Hilton
It has been awhile since the last review from the archives and there are a stack of older books I’ve been meaning to post reviews of including books on Ken Tyrrell, Jim Clark and the Chris Nixon’s “Kings of the Nürburgrin...
Book
Rare Book Review: Mon Ami Mate by Chris Nixon
Throughout the years, Ferrari have managed to have a few harmonious teammate pairings – think Seb and Kimi this year, Alesi and Berger. One celebrated bromance was Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins who both drove for the Sc...
DVD
Blu-ray review: McLaren
When I picked up my Blu-ray copy of the documentary film “McLaren” I have to confess I didn’t have any great expectations, unlike with Asif Kapadia’s acclaimed Senna film. As soon as I started watching it though – in High...
Book
Rare Book Review: Ferrari Monoposto
With crunch time for Seb and Ferrari this weekend, the spotlight is on the Scuderia again. Ferrari’s new focus and early wins this year reminded me a lot of the 1990 season with Prost (Vettel) and Mansell (Kimi) in the 6...
Book
Book Review: Race without End by Maurice Hamilton
Toto Wolff has been irked by Eddie Jordan’s recent mutterings about Mercedes selling the team and winding back to being just an engine manufacturer. As a former team owner, Eddie does have form. I was a big fan of the Jordan F1...
