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Having put down his microphone at the end of last season,. David Hobbs has now put the story of his incredibly varied motor racing career on paper.

If F1 car design is your thing you need to make room on your bookshelf for this exhaustive guide to the diverse chassis of the seventies.

We all know Adrian Newey can wield a pencil but his new autobiography “How to Build a Car ” shows he’s just as handy with a pen.

Don’t expect to get the full story on Jenson Button from his new autobiography – the 2009 world champion clearly isn’t ready to reveal all just yet.

Former McLaren mechanic Marc Priestley’s frank account of behind-the-scenes hedonism in Formula One makes for an extraordinary read.

The Cahier photographic archive has been raided for this latest candidate for your coffee table. But is this more than just a collection of pretty pictures?

An appalling crash in 1980 ended the motor racing career of Stephen South, a driver some considered a match for Nigel Mansell.

This first in a new series of books covers every Formula One car which raced during the sixties in great detail.

Over 50 years after it was first published, the autobiography of McLaren founder Bruce McLaren has been reissued.

Part memoir, part strategic reference, part critique of Formula One’s problems, former F1 bosses Ross Brawn and Adam Parr have written an unmissable book.