
Cars in Books, May 1989
This infrequent column has now been running for more than thirty years, although I remember being told by another publisher that there was insufficient material for it to last very…
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc winds through the streets of Baku; he led for the first two laps
Xavi Bonilla/DPPI
If Monaco was short on thrills, Baku delivered by the bucketload
Has Mercedes unwittingly recorded the world’s longest pitstop?
Baku gave both rear wing dilemmas and tyre traumas
“The first thing you know about a failure is when you hit the barrier”
It was a world of wings in Azerbaijan, but which shape does what?
Tricky turns in Baku are on the up, while Paul di Resta got annoying