Grand Prix Circuits
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.79 (797 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 075380543X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 120 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Not the Best, but a Great Book to Have Open During the Races" according to Kevin Nieman. I must admit that I am relatively new to F1 racing. In 2001, I saw most of the races, and part of the way into the season, I bought this book to use as a reference as I watched the races live on TV. I am VERY glad I did because it enhanced my viewing greatly.It was nice to open the book up to the Hockenheim page, for example, to see the chicanes, the long straightaways, the S-curve into the stadium section, etc. TV coverage might h. Disappointing book, lot of errors, insuficient information. LOUIS JACQUES DUBOIS The bad surprise of this book is a lot of errors like typographical, wrong named or wrong wrote corners of circuits (more than a half at Interlagos !), some inexact text information, wrong lap record (Monaco 97 in a wet race !).A excess of photos of some cars (Ferrari and Sauber !), and some lacklustre and out of focus photos (start at Spain). Facts flinged at random in the circuits drawings. It is missing a datasheet with a annual. Absolutely beautiful layouts of every 1997 F1 race track. A Customer Written by the editor of the wondeful Autocourse annuals, this book covers each of the 17 circuits used in the 1997 F1 season. Each track write-up includes the history of the circuit, including famous finishes and failures, plus lots of color photos from various seasons. Best of all are the two-page overhead color drawings of the tracks, complete with the racing lines, typical speeds, and annotations on major accidents or incidents