The best story from his new autobiography
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MPH: The revelation in Horner's book - how he turned Red Bull from no-hopers into F1 winners
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Christian Horner details how he rebuilt Red Bull from the ashes of Jaguar, and hired F1's greatest designer from under the noses of rivals in his new autobiography, Drive. Mark Hughes found it fascinating
No doubt you are very aware that Christian Horner has a new book coming out soon, as he’s been heavily promoting it.
It will doubtless be reviewed on this site soon enough but in the meantime one of the most interesting aspects of his account of his two decades of running Red Bull is what building up a small under-achieving team into a title-winning juggernaut looks like from behind the scenes.
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Verstappen may steal the show as Antonelli closes on F1 title
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As Formula 1 heads to Austin, Max Verstappen's resurgence threatens to steal the spotlight from Kimi Antonelli, who edges closer to crown
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The other side of Senna — his rage at Prost after Suzuka 1990 crash
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December 1991 | David Tremayne
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Ayrton Senna ploughed into Alain Prost at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix on this day in 1990, claiming his second world championship in the most controversial way.
To mark that infamous moment, we've delved into our Archive to find this 1991 article where, back at Suzuka, Ayrton Senna had given up the pretence that it was an accident and angrily defended his pre-meditated act.
"I was ****** from the year before," he told a group of journalists, including Motor Sport's David Tremayne. "It was not my responsibility. I did contribute to it, yes. But it was not my responsibility.”
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1963 Monaco Twin Pack
Scalextric Model
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F1 Retro 1980
by Mark Hughes
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Stirling Silver
Motor Sport Cufflinks
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