An original and exhilarating guide to the world of F1 and what goes on behind the action.
Millions follow the F1 racing season from March to November but few realise the enormity and
complexity of a multi-faceted sport that encompasses so much more than 20 or so Sunday
afternoons in the year. With access to drivers pit crews backroom operations strategists
journalists PR executives and promoters journalist Phillip Horton shares his extensive
knowledge and experience and provides an up-close-and-in-person insight into the world and
workings of Formula 1. The Formula One Year delves inside each of the diverse grands prix on
the calendar which takes F1 across the world to spectacular locations and also offers
in-depth descriptions and explanations of every aspect of the championship. From practice
sessions and last-minute adjustments to the finely tuned race day schedule including early
morning strategy meetings driver warm-ups grid preparation intense pit lane operations and
the red light start sequence. Every facet of the sport is explored to grip and enlighten both
ardent motorsport fans and those with a casual interest. With engrossing anecdotes
descriptions interviews and information this definitive all-action book unlocks the
fascinating and enthralling sport of Formula 1.