Formula One racing

Author: Jonathan Noble
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Formula 1 racing is renowned alongside the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic Games as one of the world's largest sports events. The F1 Agenda is part of the "Adams Series" and was co-authored by Jonathan Noble, the editor of the Racing section of the world-famous motorsports publication Autosport, and Mark Hughes, a writer for the Racing section of Autosport. This book is not just a substantial collection of isolated content separated by a few beautiful images. Instead, its organization is designed to allow you to quickly or leisurely find what you need. We have divided the book into seven parts, each consisting of different chapters, which clearly explain various aspects of the sport—from technical levels, driver conditions, safety, to who the best drivers are. You don’t have to read this book from cover to cover. Instead, you can simply flip to the part that interests you. The book is divided into seven parts. Part 1: Quick Overview of Basic Knowledge, Part 2: Teams, Drivers, and Their Cars, Part 3: On and Off the Track, Part 4: Understanding F1 Tracks, Part 5: Short and Important Information, such as who the greatest drivers in this sport are, which race is the best in history, what you should do during the season, and who might be the rising stars of F1, etc., Part 6: Appendix, F1 racing slang terms, the records of the most successful drivers.