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Rare book review: Piloti, che gente… by Enzo Ferrari (Cartier edition)
A reader was asking about “Piloti, che gente” which I tagged (since the early days of F1-nut.com) as the one of the best (if not the best) Ferrari F1 books published and only realised (several years later…) that I hadn’t ...
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New Book Review: McLaren The Cars 2020 edition by William Taylor
I’ve always rated Coterie Press’ and William Taylor’s “McLaren the Cars” highly and it’s included in my list of favourite F1 books to own or read. So with the release of the 3rd edition which...
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Book Review: Aston Martin DB 70 years by Andrew Noakes
While F1 fans wait in anticipation for the unveiling of next season’s 2021 Aston Martin F1 team car, the British marque actually first raced in F1 back in 1959 with its DBR4 open wheel monocoque. Andrew Noakes’ in ...
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Book Review: The Mechanic by Marc ‘Elvis’ Priestley
It’s been a long time since I’ve read a F1 book that I couldn’t put down and powered through in less than a weekend. Although it was published in 2018, I only recently managed to pick up a copy of former McLaren mechanic (now F...
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WilliamsF1 at the crossroads?
Even though F1-nut.com is usually focused on traditional Formula 1 books, it doesn’t mean that other F1 related publications aren’t worth taking a look at, even if they are mundane annual reports. WilliamsF1 latest 2019 annual ...
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Book Review: Kimberley’s Grand Prix Team Guide No.5 – McLaren by Bob Constanduros
I have to admit that it has taken me a little while to adjust to McLaren’s latest livery in today’s 2020 launch. It’s a far cry from the iconic red & white Marlboro McLarens in the 80’s. The old Kimberley’s series publicati...
