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Formula 1 Technology book cover
Formula 1 Technology book cover
Formula 1 Technology book cover

Book Review: Formula 1 Technology by Peter Wright

With the current regulations, the F1 offseason is now make or break for design and engineering teams. Get the engine or chassis off to a bad start in winter testing circa 2015 and the rest of the season is writeoff. Just ask Mc...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Minichamps Hunt Mclaren M23
Minichamps Hunt Mclaren M23
Minichamps Hunt Mclaren M23

Recent ebay F1 diecast sales – a look back at 2015

In early 2015 I thought the second hand and collector’s market was picking up again, however towards the end of 2015 (if you use eBay as an indicator) – resale values have definitely dropped. There probably 2 reason...

 
 
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Max Mosley AutoBiography book cover
Max Mosley AutoBiography book cover
Max Mosley AutoBiography book cover

New Book Review: Formula One and Beyond by Max Mosley

Considering all the high drama in 2015 about engines and new design regulations to liven up F1,  the head of the FIA – Jean Todt has kept an incredibly low profile. Post Jules Bianchi’s awful Suzuka crash, the FIA w...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Di Spires Senna DeAngelis
Di Spires Senna DeAngelis
Di Spires Senna DeAngelis

Q&A Interview – Di Spires

After the review of “I Just Made the Tea” featured in the previous post, F1-nut.com had the opportunity to pose a few quick questions to the book’s author, Di Spires about some of her experiences with drivers ...

 
 
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I Made the Tea Book cover
I Made the Tea Book cover
I Made the Tea Book cover

Book Review: I Just Made the Tea by Di Spires with Bernard Ferguson

Most F1 books are written by ex-drivers or F1 journalists but a slightly different take on life in the F1 paddock is Di Spires’ memoir book “I Just Made the Tea – Tales from 30 years inside Formula 1.” D...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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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...