The Alternative F1 History

By (author) Nyggard, Peter
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By (author) Nyggard, Peter
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More than 600 amazing stories from 75 years of Formula 1, written by the legendary F1 reporter Peter Nygaard.
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The Formula 1 World Championship celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2025. The sport’s rich history is full of great drivers, spectacular cars and exciting races. But there is also a myriad of weird and wonderful behind-the-scenes stories never or rarely told. This book is a look at the alternative Formula 1 history. Read about: The driver who knocked down his team principal; A suicide attempt during practice; The jazz band which produced two F1 drivers; A team sponsored by pop superstars Abba; How the World Champion was kidnapped... and how a F1 car killed a cyclist and a motorcycle rider on a public road. These and many more crazy and fascinating stories are covered in The Alternative History of F1.

Author Peter Nygaard has attended more than 700 F1 races since 1974 and written many books about motor racing.


Table of contents:
Foreword 004 50''s 005 60''s 065 70''s 134 80''s 124 90''s 232 00''s 264 10''s 296 20''s 317
Biographical note:

Peter Nygaard covered his first Formula 1 Grand Prix back in 1982 and has since been one of the regular photographers in motorsport’s premier class. Nygaard never misses a Grand Prix, and in addition to his own photographs, he has continuously acquired image archives from colleagues, allowing him to cover the history of Formula 1 all the way back to its beginning. Nygaard is well-liked and respected within the Formula 1 paddock and the F1 organisation, which has led to him supplying a wide range of images for the official F1 Exhibition — a travelling showcase dedicated to Formula 1.


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Author By (author) Nyggard, Peter
Date Of Publication Oct 14, 2025
EAN 9788794190367
Contributors Nyggard, Peter
Publisher Helmin & Sorgenfri
Languages English
Country of Publication United Kingdom
Width 198 mm
Height 243 mm
Product Forms Hardback
Weight 1.120000
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