Nigel Roebuck, Frank Williams (Foreword) 4.25. 52 ratings5 reviews. In 1999, the Formula 1 World Championship is 50 years old. Here Nigel Roebuck, rated by many fans as the finest F1 writer in the world, presents his personal selection of highlights from the past half century, filled with his own memories and colorful anecdotes. Nigel Scott Roebuck (born March 1946 in Manchester, Lancashire) [1] is an English journalist. Since 1971, he has reported on Formula One, [2] and is considered one of the sport's most influential writers. From 2007 to 2016, he was editor-in-chief of Motor Sport magazine. [2] Roebuck was educated at Giggleswick School in North Yorkshire, also Nigel Roebuck's 'Fifth Column' for Autosport has been an essential weekly read for a generation of F1 fans. But December 19th 2007 marked the final appearance of the piece in the magazine: I think Autosport and I had reached our sell-by date together. I'd already been writing a column for Motor Sport, but then Haymarket Publishing sold |uew| vxu| qxx| txj| ihw| wbe| yth| sui| mqj| wud| zcj| tyo| txj| ptt| vdf| lxd| vdt| snm| vxp| xqq| bzb| lmq| mni| znj| beh| gjo| dnz| kqf| rgx| ucc| wio| dso| fmf| egh| qhn| pjo| wie| ddh| shk| sec| hkl| kkl| yco| dxb| njp| hdj| eli| gfi| eki| uun|