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Of all forms of motor sport, Formula One, despite its glamour, leaves the door open for list compilation and in-depth looks at the cars that took part. As with horse racing, where riders seem to enjoy more books written about them than the horses they ride, in the pinnacle of motor sport drivers receive more words than cars.
Highly enthused by book sales increases, Iain Robertson has been busy reading more of the latest titles for fans of motoring, business and travel interests, all of which he declares, once again, as ‘essential reading’ in their respective fields. Author Peter Higham has been exceedingly busy in recent months compiling a bumper series of decade-by-decade history books on Formula One, through its teams and racing cars.
It is that time of the year, when book sales spear upwards and both coffee-table and readable materials assume fresh levels of relevance, writes Iain Robertson, as he tackles five new titles for business and automobilia fans alike to consider. While it is unusual these days for a magazine publisher to enter the realms of books, there is no finer example of the motoring literary form than that produced by Motor Sport Magazine.
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