Michael Schumacher: The Ferrari Years

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Summary: Speed Reading!
Review: Hilton's book does an excellent job of introducing the reader into the integration of the best driver of the modern era into the most famous racing team of all time. His ability to gather and present information from all the relevant players (Ross Brawn, Jean Todt, and of course Michael himself) really gets the reader deep into the halls of Maranello. The books analysis of the various seasons is excellent as is his lap-by-lap breakdown of some of the key points of races. I've read this book a few times since purchasing it and I always discover something new. 5 STARS

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Summary: Ferrari Years Review
Review: I don't know but for some reason, I tend to finish Hilton's books in one sitting and this is no exception. This book chronicles the numerous frustrations the Ferrari team had to undergo before becoming the juggernaut they are today - too dominant in fact that it puts the existence of F1 itself under question.