Autocourse

October 8, 2014

2013-2014
Edited by Tony Dodgins

Good old Autocourse. What would we do without it? As a review of the season past, with its heavy emphasis on Formula 1, there really is nothing like the big book – especially now the official F1 review has bitten the dust following Haynes’s decision to drop all motor sport publishing bar its workshop manuals.

New editor Tony Dodgins guides us through the traditional top 10 F1 drivers (he’ll be only slightly more popular than I was with Kimi Räikkönen fans), while Motor Sport’s Simon Arron (a former Autocourse editor) and Mark Hughes contribute to the comprehensive Grand Prix coverage.

Like Motor Sport, Autocourse is embracing digital formats and the volume is now also available on iPad. DS

Published by Icon ISBN 978 1 90533 484 1, £49.99

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Damien Smith

Damien spent two spells as editor of Motor Sport – at nine issues, his first was short. The second was longer, rejoining in 2007 until 2016. Between he spent two years as editor-in-chief of Autosport, a magazine he first joined in 1996. During his time on the weekly, Damien covered everything from club racing to Formula 1, via Formula 3000 and sports car racing.

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