Formula 1 autobiography template

Despite Formula 1 being such an iconic and flashy sport, much of the inner workings remain shielded from the public. Fans rarely know the dynamics within the team or what it really takes to run a team, work for one, or be an F1 driver.

However, throughout the years, some people have shed light through their own written work on some of the finer details of F1 and have allowed readers to gain access to the world of Formula 1. These are the best F1 autobiographies. 

The best F1 autobiographies are:

• Niki Lauda’s To Hell and Back
• Adrian Newey’s How to Build a Car
• Mark Webber’s Aussie Grit: My Formula One Journey
• Graham Hill’s Life at the Limit
• Tommy Byrne’s Crashed and Byrned
• Ginny Williams’ A Different Kind of Life
• Jenson Button’s Life to the Limit

These autobiographies shed light on all aspects of Formula 1.

This is an all-encompassing list, ranging from accounts about what it’s like to be a driver,