Analysing Formula 1: Innovative Insights Into Winners And Winning In Grand Prix Racing Since 1950

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Compiled by an expert statistician with a passion for Formula 1, this fascinating book offers a fresh and dynamic perspective to the history of Grand Prix racing. Using sophisticated diagrams supported by text and photographs, Roger Smith analyzes debated topics such as World Champions, serial winners, best drivers of all times, racing eras, circuits, cars, teams, risk and contentious conclusions. It is important to identify the causes of change whether due to revised regulations, technology breakthrough, driver dominance or other factors. Twelve racing eras are defined, described and graphically illustrated, with winning cars, engines, drivers and tires analyzed graphically within each era. As F1 becomes increasingly a matter of strategy and split-second timing, this reference book is clearly on pole position.

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Roger Smith, who has had a brilliant career working with and making use of statistics, recently retired as Managing Director of Nielsen TV Ratings, which provides television viewing figures for broadcasters and advertisers across Europe. He has had a lifelong interest in Formula 1. He lives in Oxford.

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Full analysis of the champions and how they reached that status.The dominant winners across 58 years of Grand Prix racing.Teams and technical excellence.The top seven drivers, each one the man to beat of their generation.Changing eras - regulations, breakthroughs, dominance.The phenomenon of F1 as one billion people watch worldwide.Anatomy of a victory, character studies, the greatest winner of all.Companion volume to H4223 Grand Prix Data Book.