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Hitler got things done: Formula One boss 2009
FORMULA One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has described Adolf Hitler as a leader able to "get things done" in a discussion about dictators during an interview ... Bulgaria awaiting Formula One calendar decision 2009
Earlier in March, the BMF said it was in serious negotiations about getting to host a round of the Formula One championship. BMF head Bogdan Nikolov said at ... F1: Vettel Motivated at Home Grand Prix 2009
This is the first time you've come to the Nürburgring as a Formula One driver. Is it a good feeling? Yes, I have a lot of good memories of the Nürburgring. ...

Formula One books

The Mechanic's Tale: Life in the Pit-Lanes of Formula One

by: Steve Matchett
My appreciation for his comments during F1 racing on SpeedTV has expanded. His attention to detail, his race team experience and his humility as reveiled in this little book makes him much more than a talking head.
I recommend the book to those who watch auto racing and those who are starting their adult life, but don't have a plan.

The Science of Formula 1 Design: Expert analysis of the anatomy of the modern Grand Prix car

by: David Tremayne
As promised by the title, this book provides lots of information about the technology that goes into Formula 1 cars. The writing is easy to read, the photographs and sketches are well-chosen, of good quality and easy to follow. Even the constant struggle between politics, technical evolution and the need to keep the playing field level finds its place in the book.

Now that the Super Aguri F1 team has gone, if you are wondering just why the sport is so expensive, you'll find the answer here-supported by some impressive statistics.

The Complete Book of Formula One (Complete Book Series)

by: Simon Arron, Mark Hughes
Good quality of text and photos. Perharp I'd like more information about circuits

Senna Versus Prost: The Story of the Most Deadly Rivalry in Formula One

by: Malcolm Folley