Tracks and Grand Prix
Spansh Grand Prix
Spanish Grand Prix Program digital version
I don’t normally post about official Grand Prix programs – other than vintage programs for Grand Prix races in the ‘60s and 70’s, I’ve never really paid much attention to them although many others seem to be happy collect...
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Rare Book Review: The Kings of the Nürburgring by Chris Nixon
While fans will be happy the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim has been given a lifeline extension next year, the modern version of the circuit itself is an unfortunate abbreviated version of the historic track. The German GP has...
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Retro look – Mitsubishi Australian Formula One Grand Prix 1985 – Official Preview
Although the Melbourne Albert Park circuit is well liked, it probably still lacks the drama of the Adelaide street circuit that hosted the Australian Grand Prix between 1985 to 1995. Looking back at the preview magazine for the...
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Book Review: Monaco Grand Prix Automobile de Monaco Posters by William W. Crouse
Monaco, the jewel of F1 is on again this weekend (minus Fernando of course who will be hoping he finishes better in Indy than Jenson finishes on Sunday). William Crouse is one the few collectors in the world who has managed to ...
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Book Review: In the Driving Seat by Nigel Mansell and Derek Allsop
Is the new Mexico GP track better than the old circuit layout of the late 80’s/early 90’s which Nigel Mansell famously passed Gerhard Berger on the outside of the Peralta curve at 190+mph? One things for sure is tha...
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Book Review: Formula One Circuits from Above by Bruce Jones
Suzuka is such a beautiful circuit with its unique curves and figure 8 layout. A book that uses Google Earth aerial photos to map F1 circuits is Bruce Jones’ “F1 Circuits from Above”. This landscape format har...
