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Mark Glendenning takes a look at 'Rapid Response: My inside story as a motor racing life-saver' by Dr Stephen Olvey
There is a precariously-balanced stack of pristine new books sitting here waiting to make their way into this column, but I've decided to ignore them for this week.
They'll get their turn (well, most off them will), but this time around I decided to take a look at a book that was released a couple of years ago, partly because it's related to American open-wheel racing and can therefore be tenuously tied in with this weekend's Indy 500, but mostly because I came across a copy last week and checked it out on a whim. In book reviewing terms, that counts as living on the edge.
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