Formula 1 Magazine Reviews

This magazine does exactly what it says on the tin. It is by far in my opinion the best magazine for all you need to know about Formula one. I do wish that maybe it would be fortnightly as sometimes it does feel like there has been so much going on between issues. Each magazine has all the latest news and gossip, there is plenty of ...

Fantastic magazine! This magazine covers all Formula 1 news in fantastic detail, along with special features and great pictures. Clearly the people who write for the magazine know what they are writing about, writing in detail and making the articles interesting to read. Each edition has a long interview in which direct questions are asked, and ...

After I bought the first issue of Formula 1 Magazine I became very excited. (I hope this doesn't expose some sad aspect of my character.) It was everything I had dreamed about in an F1 magazine, it had and still has the things that I most enjoy in F1; up to date news, technical stories and facts, driver profiles, past, present and up and ...

Until January 2001, the motor racing magazine section included the classic yet old Autosport, and the expensive and a waste of space on the shelf F1 Racing. Then the arrival of F! magazine, a monthly Formula One magazine costing a very competitive £3.50. I am a F1 nut, and always want to find out the latest news about the World of F1 and ...

At £3.50 an issue, you might not think this magazine is good value, but you'd be wrong. The smaller F1 Racing is priced at at least £3, and F1 News, which is much smaller than this magazine, is gradually getting more expensive. The Autosport Review of the year, the same size as the last issue of F1 Magazine, was £5.99! This magazine is ...

I have never been one for reading formula one magazines, I used to find that the web and the annuals were enough for me. That was until the start of the 2001 season when Formula 1 Magazine made its debut. the first thing you notice is its size every month, it is a fairly weighty magazine but not filled with adverts, there is a serious ...