Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 27 Jun 2012, 01:13
"My 2012 European Grand Prix" by Timo Glock
Grand Prix Rejects
A tribute to the heroic failures of Grand Prix racing
https://ftp.gprejects.com/forum/
Shortest F1 Books
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Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 14:55
"How not to crash with Hamilton", by Pastor Maldonado.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 15:11
"How to stay cool" by Felipe Massa
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 15:18
Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:"How not to crash with Hamilton", by Pastor Maldonado.
Prequel by Felipe Massa...
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 16:45
dr-baker wrote:Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:"How not to crash with Hamilton", by Pastor Maldonado.
Prequel by Felipe Massa...
For sure!
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 16:47
"How to see red lights in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Montoya, Massa and Fisichella
"How to see red lights and red cars in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Hamilton
"How to see red lights and red cars in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Hamilton
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 17:26
Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:"How to see red lights in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Montoya, Massa and Fisichella
"How to see red lights and red cars in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Hamilton
"How to see red lights and red cars and silver cars in the Canadian GP pit-lane", by Nico Rosberg.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 18:13
"Why our London GP circuit isn't just a clone of Marina Bay" - By Santander.
"Living up to my surname" - By Bruno Senna.
"Living up to my surname" - By Bruno Senna.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 20:08
"Living up to my surname" - By Jacques Villeneuve.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 20:34
UgncreativeUsergname wrote:"Living up to my surname" - By Gilles Villeneuve.
Oh no, I didn't!
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 21:06
"I am not in the slightest bit narcissistic" by Kay Lon.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 21:55
"Living up to my surname" By Nico Rosberg
Forward by David Brabham and Gary Brabham
Forward by David Brabham and Gary Brabham
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 22:09
JeremyMcClean wrote:"Living up to my surname" By Nico Rosberg
Forward by David Brabham and Gary Brabham
With epilogues by Jacques Villeneuve Snr., Jimmy Stewart, and Wilson and Christian Fittipaldi.
Not featuring Phil, Graham or Damon Hill. Josh Hill - TBC.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 22:24
dr-baker wrote:JeremyMcClean wrote:"Living up to my surname" By Nico Rosberg
Forward by David Brabham and Gary Brabham
With epilogues by Jacques Villeneuve Snr., Jimmy Stewart, and Wilson and Christian Fittipaldi.
How does that work if JRS raced in F1 before JYS? If anything, JYS was known as "Jimmy's little brother" when he was signed up by BRM. Although that changed pretty quickly.
I think the children's version of this book should be written by Nicolas Prost and Mathias Lauda, seeing as they didn't even make it as far as F1!
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 23:52
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:"How to see red lights in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Montoya, Massa and Fisichella
"How to see red lights and red cars in Canadian GP pit-lane", by Hamilton
"How to see red lights and red cars and silver cars in the Canadian GP pit-lane", by Nico Rosberg.
Right!
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 30 Jun 2012, 10:23
kostas22 wrote:dr-baker wrote:JeremyMcClean wrote:"Living up to my surname" By Nico Rosberg
Forward by David Brabham and Gary Brabham
With epilogues by Jacques Villeneuve Snr., Jimmy Stewart, and Wilson and Christian Fittipaldi.
How does that work if JRS raced in F1 before JYS? If anything, JYS was known as "Jimmy's little brother" when he was signed up by BRM. Although that changed pretty quickly.
Ahh, didn't double-check that. Although JYS could have made it as a very successful clay pigeon shooter, so Jackie would still have had the success, but in a different field instead...
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 22:08
Going home, and staying there - By Jacques Villeneuve
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 22:18
"Beating Fernando Alonso" by Felipe Massa
"How to be loved and cherished by everyone" by Helmut Marko with forewards by Christian Horner and Flavio Briatore
"How to be loved and cherished by everyone" by Helmut Marko with forewards by Christian Horner and Flavio Briatore
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 22:48
"Ways of avoiding the stewards" by Pastor Maldonado,foreword by Lewis Hamilton.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 00:18
"How NOT to show favoritism" by Flavio Briatore
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 01:31
Not F1...
Living up to your pre season publicocrap. By FPR
Living up to your pre season publicocrap. By FPR
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 06:35
JeremyMcClean wrote:"How NOT to show favoritism" by Flavio Briatore
Foreword by Red Bull
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 07:03
pasta_maldonado wrote:JeremyMcClean wrote:"How NOT to show favoritism" by Flavio Briatore
Foreword by Red Bull
And Ferrari.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 11:56
Winning a race: the start of bigger and better things, by Pastor Maldonado. Foreword by Jean Alesi.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 11:58
"Building an engine that's both powerful and reliable" - MRT Engine workshop. Foreword by Mercedes circa 2001-2005
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 17:10
Wizzie wrote:"Building an engine that's both powerful and reliable" - MRT Engine workshop. Foreword by Mercedes circa 2001-2005
Exclusive signed copy by BMW, 1982.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 17:13
pasta_maldonado wrote:Wizzie wrote:"Building an engine that's both powerful and reliable" - MRT Engine workshop. Foreword by Mercedes circa 2001-2005
Exclusive signed copy by BMW, 1982.
Building an engine that is actually powerful and reliable, by Life Racing Engines.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 17:24
pasta_maldonado wrote:Wizzie wrote:"Building an engine that's both powerful and reliable" - MRT Engine workshop. Foreword by Mercedes circa 2001-2005
Exclusive signed copy by BMW, 1982.
Deluxe edition including additional chapter by Renault, 1977-1983
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 19:35
Seeing the chequered flag by Jacques Villeneuve circa 1999. Extra chapter by Enrique Bernoldi circa 2002.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 19:36
'Passing backmarkers at Moncao' by David Coulthard
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 21:20
pasta_maldonado wrote:'Passing backmarkers at Moncao' by David Coulthard
Second Edition by Jenson Button
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 18 Aug 2012, 21:45
Wizzie wrote:pasta_maldonado wrote:'Passing backmarkers at Moncao' by David Coulthard
Second Edition by Jenson Button
Third edition satiric book by René Arnoux.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 01:49
Political Correctness. By James Hunt.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 14:40
"My race at Indy 2005" by every Michelin runner
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 14:48
'Building on the successes of a debut season' by Walter Wolf Racing
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 16:03
"Nigel and me - best of buddies" by Nelson Picquet. Afterword by Alain Prost
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 22:01
pasta_maldonado wrote:'Building on the successes of a debut season' by Walter Wolf Racing
Foreword by Brawn/Mercedes.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 19 Aug 2012, 23:06
"Teamwork can win races" ,written by Arrows.With epilogue by Toyota.
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 20 Aug 2012, 16:34
"How to outqualify your teammate", by Felipe Massa (foreword by Narain Karthikeyan)
Re: Shortest F1 Books
Posted: 20 Aug 2012, 16:55
Ferrim wrote:"How to outqualify your teammate", by Felipe Massa (foreword by Narain Karthikeyan)
Revised edition by Johnny Dumfries