Book Review – Memories of Ayrton Senna
This is a really simple book review to write. This is a wonderful book.
The Legends
Three World Championships, 65 pole positions and six wins at Monaco. Few drivers have ever been as fast over a single lap, and none have been remembered with quite the same intensity. Our memories of Senna, his laps and the things he left behind.

This is a really simple book review to write. This is a wonderful book.

I can’t believe it’s been twenty years. Like the rest of us, I’m sure, we all recall where we were that weekend.
Probably the most widely commented on video of this year’s Goodwood Revival is the on board footage of Kenny Brock driving Adrian Newey’s Ford GT40 in the wet.

In theory I should be a fully signed up chain smoker, a two packs a day man with a gravelly, action film voice-over tone.

We will openly admit to not being fans of modern Formula One.

Scrolling through the results of the top classic car auctions post-event is always fascinating.

It’s been a popular image for me for a few years now.
Say ‘McLaren’ to a more casual F1 fan these days and you’ll get reactions and keywords such as ‘silver, chrome, cold’ and perhaps until recently, ‘diamond earrings’.