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Working the Wheel - Martin Brundle


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Working the Wheel - Martin Brundle

 
Description: ISBN 0091900816 / Author: Martin Bundle / Genre: Sports / A nail-biting account of driving the great race-tracks of the world, told ... more
Working the Wheel - Martin Brundle ... through a Formula One driver's eyes.

Newest Review: ... nonsense, knowledgeable delivery. Each chapter of the book focuses on a different circuit. Each circuit is reviewed by ... more

 ... Brundle documenting a unique blend of personal experiences and technical information, that is immensely readable and quite gripping. Understandably, it's the account of accidents, inevitable in Formula 1 that makes the most interesting read, but one account, in the very first chapter, takes some beating. At the first race on the new Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, in 1996, Brundle was to have a massive accident. Brundle recalls how he ran into the back of David Coulthard's McLaren whilst doing 170mph. He recounts how ...more

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markos9
Premium Review Working the Wheel - Martin Brundle: Racing from a racing driver's view (653 words)
by - written on 13/04/09 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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Martin Brundle has been a commentator for both the BBC and ITV's Formula 1 coverage since 1997. Before that, he was a successful racing driver for 12 years, driving for some of the best teams in the world. Many people will be familiar with Bundle's Formula 1 commentary; the combination of the driver's experience of the cars and tracks, technical knowledge, and calm considered opinion has made him a real asset to the sport. Brundle was approached to write a book about his experiences, both in and out of the car, by Maurice Hamilton, a journalist and fellow F1 commentator, and agreed immediately. Brundle relished the chance of recording his many ...  Read the complete review

F1Princess
Premium Review Working the wheel all over the world (661 words)
by - written on 16/09/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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If you have watched Formula one on television in the UK in the last few years one of he voices talking you through the on track action is Martin Brundle. Throughout his career Martin has driven some of the best and worst circuits in the world and this book tells of them all, from the eyes of a driver. This isn't your normal motor sport autobiography instead of the story of a child growing up and following his dream this book is the story of racetracks. Martin has driven them all and this book gathers together the memories of his racing and some of the events that took place during his long career. The tracks looked at are: · ...  Read the complete review

 

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