If you have ever watched a Formula One onboard video, you will notice that almost all drivers take corners in the same way. Every F1 driver has similar driving inputs to carry the most speed they can in the corners and on the straights. Drivers brake, downshift, turn the steering wheel, accelerate, and upshift to get around corners as fast as humanely possible.

These driver inputs require talent behind the wheel, to push the car to its limit. However, no driver is capable of being consistently on the limit. Drivers aim to be as close as possible to the grip limit, and have their own driving style in doing so.

In The Evolution of Driving Styles you will first learn how F1 drivers drive on the limit with driving techniques that they learn from an early age. From then on, each chapter encompasses a decade of F1 drivers' driving styles, from the 1950s to today. Over 70 years of F1 driving styles, the changes are plentiful with different cars, tracks and driving styles put in the mix.

This is the one and only book to fully explain driving styles and provide in-depth F1 driving style analyses.