The Bookworm Critique
For a picture window between the past and the present, you can do worse than thumb through the pages of Bruce Jones' latest offering
If you discovered Formula One at any point in the past 20 years, it comes as something of a shock to discover that the winners' trophies were not always as visually uninspiring as they are now.
There's nothing especially wrong with the silverware Kimi Raikkonen is holding above his head on page 43 of Bruce Jones's new book 'Grand Prix Racing Yesterday & Today' - it's a rather nice silver replica of a modern steering wheel, the mirrored finish broken only by the colours of a flag to indicate that the prize was won in Hungary.
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