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Formula 1 2020/2022 Technical Insights: Preview 2023 (Formula 1 Technical Insights)
£34.90£46.60 (-25%)
An analysis of the technical evolution of the Formula 1 cars during the course of 2020, 2021 and 2022 seasons through hundreds of drawings accompanied by painstakingly accurate technical/sporting texts. Three remarkable seasons for Formula 1, firstly with the pandemic – which drastically reduced the 2020 championship – to Red Bull’s return to form with the incredibly quick Max Verstappen proving to be a leader capable of challenging and defeating Lewis Hamilton in the controversial conclusion to the 2021, and then repeat the feat the following year. A world championship that saw Ferrari with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz back amongst the front runners, albeit missing out once again on the ultimate honours. Paolo Filisetti “escorts” the enthusiastic reader through these three seasons, revealing through his drawings, the technical innovation introduced by the various teams, many of which were the subject of often heated debate. The volume is completed by a rich preview dedicated to the 2023 World Championship, with a chapter reserved to the single-seaters of this season, a contribution on the rules and one on the main technical innovations seen in the first part of the Championship.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Bilingual edition (31 May 2023), Giorgio Nada Editore |
|---|---|
| Language | Multilingual |
| Hardcover | 192 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 8879118978 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-8879118972 |
| Dimensions | 24.64 x 1.78 x 27.69 cm |
by Mr S P Harper
I have just received (09/06/2023) “Formula 1 2020/2022 Technical Insights” and whilst the images are first class, as you would expect from such a publication, the book is in English and Italian, which is a terrible idea. making me feel really disappointed with my purchase. For one, I have no interest in the Italian descriptions only the English ones, therefore half the book (approximate) is redundant, taking the space of a possibly more detailed explanation of the F1 cars. In addition, the book is £44, which has to take into account the dual-languages offered, therefore I am paying for content I do not want. I am sure the individuals who are Italian speakers feel the same way(?). If a dual language strategy is present in the next edition I won’t be buying it.