The latest AUTOSPORT Legends bookazine focuses on 1970s Formula 1 superstars James Hunt and Niki Lauda and their infamous rivalry.
To coincide with its release, AUTOSPORT is republishing the complete series of 'Just James' diary columns that Hunt wrote for the magazine during the 1977 and '78 F1 seasons.
James Hunt's 1978 F1 diary part two To coincide with the AUTOSPORT Legends Hunt and Lauda bookazine launch, relive JAMES HUNT's 1977 and '78 F1 seasons through his contemporary columns for AUTOSPORT magazine F1
James Hunt's 1978 F1 diary part one To coincide with the AUTOSPORT Legends Hunt and Lauda bookazine launch, relive JAMES HUNT's 1977 and '78 F1 seasons through his contemporary columns for AUTOSPORT magazine F1
James Hunt's 1977 F1 diary To coincide with the AUTOSPORT Legends Hunt and Lauda bookazine launch, relive JAMES HUNT's 1977 and '78 F1 seasons through his contemporary columns for AUTOSPORT magazine F1
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