F1 Racing

F1 Racing Magazine is, you guessed it, a magazine devoted to Formula 1. It’s a monthly magazine priced at £3.50 an issue, which is a little expensive compared to some of the more general motor sport magazines, but to me isn’t too bad. That said, other than this magazine, the only other mags I buy are computer related ones, which often come in at around £5 each. For your £3.50 you get a reasonable read - Jenson Button and James Allen are both columnists, Murray Walker does the odd interview and preview style feature, and there’s plenty of ‘showdown’ things - as an example, the current issue (April 2001) makes a big deal of how ...

F1 Racing is one of a number of magazines dedicated to the sport to currently grace newsagent's shelves. Hailing from the Haymarket Magazines stable - a bastion of British motorsport publishing - F1 Racing was launched around 6 years ago. Personally, I have been a subscriber since the first issue, accepting a pre-launch subscription offer featured in sister magazine, Autosport. As a subscriber you are guaranteed a copy of the magazine each month, are protected from price rises for a certain period, receive a one sheet newsletter each month from one of the editorial team (not sure if that is really worth the effort to be honest!), and the occasional special ...

Having read this excellent F1 magazine since it first started I have begun to feel that this magazine deals wholly with the world of F1, it's cars it's teams and drivers. However though it provides an excellent coverage of all aspects it only comes out once of a month and when it comes out it doesn't really contain much information that hasn't already been leaked to the newspapers. The magazine is full of bright coloured pictures with some up closes of the cars so you can take a closer view of these excellent machines. Surely though a magazine that comes out once a month could provide some detailed interviews and less adverts, yes i know it has to be ...