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Richard Jenkins has been involved in motor racing research for over 20 years. The first outlet for his work was the website oldracingcars.com, where his “Where Are They Now?” section presents several thousand profiles of racing drivers. His first book, Richie Ginther: Motor Racing’s Free Thinker, was published to universal praise in 2020. This book won the Royal Automobile Club Motoring Book of the Year Award. In his second biography, Mike Spence: Out of the Shadows, he turned his attention to the history of the team rather than the man. His newest book is a comprehensive history of the Tyrrell team titled Tyrrell: The Story of the Tyrrell Racing Organisation. The foreword is by Sir Jackie Stewart who drove for Tyrrell for many years, and it is published by EVRO.

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INSPIRATION

To tackle a team and man that had received little attention in the book world.

CHALLENGE 

In 1984 the Tyrrell team was kicked out of F1 Championship, for allegedly cheating with their race fuel. For Richard, his challenge was a point in the process of writing the book and taking a team mechanic and drivers viewpoint of the history.

SPECIAL AUTOMOBILE

The Tyrrell 001, the first Tyrrell race car built in 1970. It was the first “raised nose” race car that became commonplace. 

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Tyrrell: The Story of the Tyrrell Racing Organisation by Richard Jenkins*

Richie Ginther: Motor Racing’s Free Thinker by Richard Jenkins*

WORDS OF INSPIRATION

Never give up. Always do your best.

WHERE TO FIND RICHARD

EVRO Publishing

 

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