Posts Tagged ‘WilliamsF1’
Book
Book Review: Alain Prost by Maurice Hamilton
After reading recent interview comments by Alain Prost on Renault’s 2020 season campaign and Fernando’s comeback, it’s hard not to imagine how he might have performed in the Renault RS20. The number of Alain Prost books are rel...
F1 Business
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: Regga by Christopher Hilton
If you’re a WilliamsF1 fan, it seems like an eternity since the team’s last win by Pastor Maldonado at the 2012 Spanish GP. Williams’ first GP victory was delivered by the swashbuckling moustachioed Giancarlo ‘Clay’ Regazzoni. ...
DVD
Bluray review: Williams
It’s been awhile since I last reviewed an F1-related film. At first glance you could be mistaken for thinking that BBC Films’ 2016 “Williams” is just another sports documentary about the inner workings of a F1 team with a long ...
Book
New Book Review: How to Build a Car by Adrian Newey
It’s testament to Adrian Newey’s stature in F1 that as an engineer he is also treated like a rockstar by F1 fans. Despite the fact that the current hybrid turbo era has put more emphasis on raw engine power over aerodynamics, N...
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New Book Review: AJ – How Alan Jones climbed to the top of Formula One by Alan Jones and Andrew Clarke
Autobiographies of world champion drivers are always at the top of any F1 fan’s reading list. When 1980 champion Alan Jones published his autobiography “Driving Ambition” back in 1981 (reviewed here), the WilliamsF1 drive...
