Ben Evans's articles on RaceFans

In the year the Le Mans 24 Hours celebrated its 100th anniversary, does its official celebration book live up to the race’s legacy?

Two new F1 biographies on two of the brightest young talents in the sport have been published, but are they worth picking up?

A new book dives into the technical side of Formula 1 cars, but does it manage to be informative for novices as well as tech heads?

Books about Ferrari are not hard to come by, so does this new one focusing on the team’s racing in the early Sixties bring anything worthy to the table?

Jon Saltinstall’s ‘Niki Lauda: His Competition History’ was one of the best motorsport books of 2020. Does this new work on Jacky Ickx prove just as unmissable?

A new book explores some of the most fascinating stories of criminal activity in the world of motorsport. But is it a steal at £40, or daylight robbery?

Attempting to spotlight an underappreciated racing team, ‘Formula 1’s Unsung Pioneers’ chronicles British Racing Partnership. But is it a story worth discovering?

A recently updated version of Gordon Kirby’s Rick Mears Biography hit the shelves, but is it worthy of a purchase?

Veteran writers Simon Arron and Tony Dodgins chronicle some key moments throughout F1’s storied history. But is it worth a look for hardcore fans?

A detailed, scientific exploration into the complex psychology and neurology of being a racing driver. But is it impenetrable or profound?

A brand new book chronicles some of the most famous F1 helmet designs of the 20th century. Is it worth a place on your coffee table?