The Bookworm Critique
This week, Autosport Atlas' resident Bookworm Mark Glendenning reviews Martin Brundle's popular book: Working the Wheel
If I were the sort of person to keep a list of Guys I'd Like To See Write A Book, then Martin Brundle would have been on it.
After having the kind of career that lends weight to my belief that statistics are more or less pointless, Brundle has gone on to carve a very successful public life as a broadcaster on ITV, as well as no-doubt equally successful (but less public) gigs on the side as a driver manager and businessman. Not a lot of moss grows on Martin Brundle.
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