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F1 Pocket Companion 2010 (60th Anniversary of Formula 1)

f1 — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:43:51 +0000

World’s N0.1 – F1 Pocket Companion

1. All current F1 Teams with statistics & images of 2010 F1 Cars. (Including HRT F1 Team & Minus USF1 Team)

2. All current Drivers with helmet images & statistics. (Including Brunno Senna & Helmet / Karun Chandhok & Helmet)

3. All 19 Racing Circuits, with circuit information & statistics. (Including Silverstone, Korea & Bahrain new circuit layouts)

4. Flag Images with Description & Information.

5. Racing Glossary, Racing Clothing.

6. User Note Pages & Autograph Pages.

7. 2010 Driver Championship Fill-In Charts.

8. 2009 Team & Driver Results Tables.

9. World Champion Drivers Table 1950 – 2009.

10. World Champion Teams Table 1958 – 2009.

11. HANS Illustration & Regulations.

12. 2010 Formula 1 Calendar.

13. Additional Driver Information. (Grand Prix Involved vs. Grand Prix Starts)

14. Total of 520+ Images. (Photos, Circuit Maps, F1 Cars, Driver Helmets & Country Flags)

15. All the statistics are accurate. (Extensive research has been used to cross reference statistics)

16. There are note areas on each circuit pages. (Keep a race record of 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place)

ITV Sport Guide Grand Prix 2010

f1 — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:40:18 +0000

No other sport comes close to the drama, risk, technical endeavour or excitement of Formula One, and “The Official ITV Grand Prix Guide” is your essential resource to the season ahead.

Now in its 13th year and widely recognized as the world leading preview, “The ITV Sport Guide Grand Prix 2010″ not only ensures F1 fans are fully informed with detailed examinations of the 2010 teams, drivers and the tracks, but also reviews the season just completed, highlights changes to the rules and regulations and discusses the talking points of the exhilarating season to come.

Complementing the Bruce Jones’ insightful text are 100 colour photographs and detailed circuit maps and diagrams, facts, statistics, a comprehensive records section and a fill-in guide for the reader to complete as the season progresses – in short, all the information and detail that Formula One fans crave.

My Championship Year – Jenson Button

f1 — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:37:27 +0000

On 4 December 2008, just a few months before the new season was due to start, the Honda Racing F1 team, which Jenson Button had been driving for since 2006, pulled the plug on their involvement in Formula One.

The media at the time reported that it was likely that the factory would be forced to shut, and it was unlikely that Jenson would be able to secure a drive at a top team at this late stage.

Yet incredibly, in October 2009, Jenson Button was crowned World Champion, and the new team that had risen from the ashes of the HondaORacing F1 teamO- Brawn GP – secured the constructors’ championship in their first season, a feat never before achieved.

If this were a movie script you wouldn’t believe it possible, so how did it happen? MY CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR tells Jenson’s incredible story of the 2009 season, from being written off pre-season to winning six of the first seven races, and finally securing the championship in brilliant style at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Jenson’s personal commentary on the races is combined with notes on strategy, on-board radio exchanges, quotes from the team and even text messages to recreate the atmosphere of each race weekend.

With a foreword by Ross Brawn, it is a fascinating account of an extraordinary grand prix year, and shows just what it takes to become world champion.