Can numbers be transformed into anecdotes, stories and feelings to convey to fans?
The answer remains in the air and is a fascinating challenge to take up and send back to readers in this new book by Mario Donnini: Formula 1. Campionissimi e grandi record, focusing on everything that lies behind the world's most stunning statistical records in grand prix racing.
Such as that of the most victories, pole positions, most races in the world and many more. Many answers can be found in this volume, to questions like::
Is Lewis Hamilton a stronger poleman than Ayrton Senna? And can Fernando Alonso really be considered twice more experienced than Graham Hill, having competed in his grand prix twice?
Prepare yourselves for many surprises and twists, because the analysis and thesis of this and many other matters concerning the naked and raw truths given by numbers resides in these pages.
To the pungent pen of Giorgio Serra, alias "Matitaccia", the task of illustrating these records with his usual sympathy and irony, through a series of black and white plates specially created for this volume.
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