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Jenson Button: My Life on the Formula One Rollercoaster

4.00 ( 15 Ratings by Goodreads)
Jenson Button: My Life on the Formula One Rollercoaster

Jenson Button: My Life on the Formula One Rollercoaster

4.00 (15 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 4 February, 2002
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Jenson Button has been winning races since he was eight years old. In this autobiography he describes what it's like to be weighed down by the burdens of other's expectations as he works his way up the grid in the hard world of Formula One. Finding himself racing in Formula One only weeks after his 20th birthday, Button found himself thrust into the turbulent world of the ambitious BMW-Williams team as the rookie partner of world champion Michael Shumacher's promising brother Ralf. Already tagged by a hungry media as the next Ayrton Senna, he was going to sink without trace, or fight for his corner. This is a first-person account not only of the British star's first season and the career which led him to such a dramatic opportunity, but also of the reasons why his suceeding year demanded a switch to the Benetton-Renault team and how he fared.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780593048757
ISBN10 059304875X
Number Of Pages 256
Item Weight 580 g
Product Dimensions 25 x 241 x 165 mm
Publisher / Reseller Bantam Press
Format hardback
Edition 1st Edition
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'Who are the three best karters I ever saw? Not three, two. Ayrton Senna and Jenson Button' Paul Lemmens, owner of the Genk kart track.

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Author's Bio

Jenson Button began racing in Formula One just weeks after his twentieth birthday, and is the hottest young racer in Britain today.

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