If made it this deep into the website, we can safely assume you are an F1/F2 fan. So you, like me, must know a fair bit about Ross Brawn. This book fills in some much-wanted knowledge about one of the most famous non-driving names in F1 history.  It doesn’t disappoint and delivers just that. It follows a timeline of Ross Brawn’s F1 career from his perspective. The book delivers a bit more though, than just drivers and races, the book makes you question your approach and view of the sport as a business.  The book is written as the transcript of a conversation, which takes a little while to get comfortable with, but the content is fascinating and wide-ranging, with enough advice to count itself a self-help or management training book and enough specifics to be interesting to a die hard F1 fan.