Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1. The perfect F1 gift for fans of Drive to Survive!

Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1 by Will Buxton is the book to read to discover what F1 is all about, how it began, and the knowledge needed to understand the races. Avid F1 fans will certainly enjoy this book and get a lot out of it. Newbies will also be able to learn a lot from the first section.The book starts with the basic information in the section called ‘What is Formula 1?’ This includes how it began, a map showing you where all the races are held, iconic tracks with illustrations of their designs, different formats, car regulations, safety, and much, much more.The book then moves on to each decade starting with the 1950s, with each decade feeling like there were more and more pages about it (I haven’t counted them). Each era has full-page information about the best drivers and snippets about others, teams, and the race of the decade such as in the 1960s the author chose Italian Grand Prix 1967.At the back of the book, you have the usual index and a dedicated section called ‘The Future’ which covers topics like technology, female drivers, and inclusion.Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1 is a fascinating book. It contains so much material and does come in different versions such as ebook, though you won’t get better than the hardcover with its amazing illustrations and layout.I’ve been an F1 fan for many years and while the basic information is nothing new to me the history was intriguing and informative. If you are a fan or are looking for a present for one then this book would be perfect.*I received a free copy of this book, which I voluntarily reviewed

The media could not be loaded. Will Buxton has presented it beautifully and Aesthetically.It will test your own F1 knowledge.And his narration is very amazing about the sport that we cherish