Dodgy Business
Tony Dodgins sits down for breakfast with Jackie Stewart and receives some insight into the state of affairs in Formula One
Would I like to have breakfast with Jackie Stewart? Is the Pope catholic?
JYS might be coming up to 69, he might have retired 35 years ago, but he's got a sharp mind and his take on matters of the moment is always interesting. And so it was in Melbourne.
I was a big fan of Jackie when I was 10, but I have to admit to being slightly surprised when a copy of JYS's autobiography popped through the letterbox just before Christmas. At the time when there were no less than eight books on Lewis Hamilton doing the rounds, I wondered if the publishers hadn't missed their slot a little with JYS.
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