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From F1 history, to revealing memoirs, to Le Mans legends, there should be something for every motorsport fan to read this summer. Here’s our guide to (some of) the best books on offer
The summer evenings are long and bright, with a warm breeze in the air if you’re lucky, providing the perfect opportunity to let your mind wander and dream of a summer break away from it all. A proper holiday wouldn’t be complete without a good book, offering a break from screens and a return to the analog world amidst the digital era. For motorsport enthusiasts, there is a wide selection of recently released titles to choose from, covering F1 history, revealing memoirs, and Le Mans legends.
Among the top picks is “Silverstone: The Home of British Motor Racing” 2nd edition by Chas Parker from EVRO, providing a detailed account of Silverstone’s storied history, from its beginnings as a World War II airfield to becoming a racing mecca. “Pete Lyons: My Travels On Racer Road” from EVRO offers a deep dive into Can-Am and Formula 1 during their golden age through the vivid storytelling of iconic writer Pete Lyons. Another recommended read is “Porsche 962/88 – The Autobiography of 962 011” from Porter Press, delving into the world of endurance racing through the lens of the legendary Porsche 962. These books offer a captivating journey into the world of motorsport, making them perfect companions for a summer escape or a relaxing holiday read.
