Drivers
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Book Review: F1 through the eyes of Damon Hill by Damon Hill
After reliving the action packed, chaotic 1998 Belgium GP won by Damon Hill on Formula1.com F1 Rewind replay, I picked up an old copy of Damon’ book “F1 Through The Eyes of Damon Hill” which is a refreshing old fashioned F1 har...
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Book Review: Stirling Moss – Racing with the Maestro by Karl Ludvigsen
Vale Sir Stirling Moss – a driver that is most often labelled as the greatest F1 driver never to have won a F1 world championship. I’ve reviewed various Stirling Moss books in the past. A decent one that was published mor...
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Book Review: How to be an F1 Driver by Jenson Button
As the F1 2020 season goes into temporary e-sports racing during COVID lockdown, I see 2009 champion Jenson Button made his McLaren comeback at the virtual Australian GP this weekend! In these challenging COVID stay at home tim...
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Book Review: Ayrton Senna The Last Night
The Senna tribute celebrations during Interlagos (including Bruno Senna in the McLaren MP4/4) at this year’s Brazilian GP are ample evidence of how Ayrton Senna is still so revered by F1 fans. Published in 2016, ‘Ayrton Senna &...
DVD
DVD Review: Ferrari Race to Immortality
F1 history tells us when Ferrari teammates are squabbling its because the race car is competitive and winning GPs – think Villeneuve and Pironi, Prost & Mansell, Schumacher & Barrichello and now Vettel and Leclerc...
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New Book Review: Brabham – The Untold Story of Formula One by Tony Davis and Akos Armont
I generally consider a great example of one of the better driver books ever published was the Brabham autobiography with Doug Nye’s help “The Jack Brabham Story”. So what could a new 2019 hardcover biography on Sir Jack Brabham...
