Surviving To Drive A Year Inside Formula 1

Transport & Engineering Biography & Memoir Sport & Recreation

Surviving to Drive by Guenther Steiner drops readers straight into the high-octane world of Formula 1 team management. The Haas F1 boss recounts one chaotic season of politics, budgets and breakneck engineering, delivering a refreshingly blunt motorsport memoir.

This first edition hardcover arrives with its dust jacket and illustrated pages intact, a clean copy from a smoke-free home. At 282 pages it’s a compact but turbo-charged read for adults and young adults hooked on racing biographies.

Steiner’s candid voice offers more than pit-lane gossip; it’s a behind-the-wheel look at cutting-edge transport technology and the people who keep 200-mph cars alive. Transportation and engineering buffs will find as much drama here as F1 fans seeking a fresh perspective on the 2020s grid.

Collectors appreciate the undamaged first printing, while casual readers enjoy a fast, funny true story that rarely slows down. Grab this copy and experience a year inside Formula 1 without leaving your armchair.