Tracks and Grand Prix
Book
Book Review: Adelaide Alive! by Stuart Sykes
The Australian Grand Prix is always a great opener to the F1 season and shows which teams and drivers have done their homework during the offseason. Having said that the Albert Park circuit hasn’t really had any dramatic races ...
European Grand Prix
Up Close: Valencia GP contract leaked online
For F1 fans who take more of an interest in the business side of F1, there are books like Tom Rubython’s Bernie Ecclestone biography “No Angel” and Timothy Collings’ “The Piranha Club”. However, there are also plenty of docume...
DVD
DVD Review: British Grand Prix Greats
In the aftermath of the British Grand Prix and Lewis’ victory, I dug up and re-watched an old DVD documentary “British Grand Prix Greats”. Although the DVD case looks very nondescript, the actual content of th...
Book
Book Review: Monaco Grand Prix by Michael Hewett
Monaco is on again this weekend and given Lewis Hamilton’s form, he looks unbeatable. An excellent photo book on this historic glamour circuit is photographer Michael Hewett’s “Monaco Grand Prix“. I comm...
Book
Book Review: Echoes of Imola by David Tremayne
As we get closer to 1st May and the 20th anniversary of the passing of Ayrton Senna, I picked out an old 1996 David Tremayne book “Echoes of Imola” to re-read over the Easter break. Despite its age, I re-discovered...
Blog Posts
Best British Grand Prix Heroes?
Given its heritage in the sport, its no surprise that Britain has managed to produce so many excellent grand prix drivers. For UK readers, MoneySupermaket.com has just run a poll to see which drivers are considered the best Bri...
