The Bookworm Critique
Reviewing Alan Henry's "Driven Man: David Richards, Prodrive And The Race To Win"
In a year that has been a bit on the slow side as far as good books go, 'Driven Man' was one release that I had really been looking forward to getting my hands on.
Alan Henry's recent track record might have been a bit sketchy, but with this kind of material it is hard to see how you could go wrong. Having come out of a successful career as a rally navigator, David Richards has shaped himself and his companies (Prodrive, ISC) into some of the most influential forces in motorsport today. Add to that the fact that he is an intelligent and eloquent interviewee and has thrown his full co-operation behind the book, and you should be able to safely assume that you are onto a good thing. And topping it off, my last trip to Europe was peppered with learned colleagues insisting that I had to get my hands on a copy.
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