Book : How Not To Be A Professional Racing Driver - Plato,..

-Titulo Original : How Not To Be A Professional Racing Driver

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Penguin

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Review Pure entertainment . . . So much fun . . . His journey from outrageous teenage hijinks to the rough-and-tumble of driver feuding tends to prompt involuntary reading noises, be they barks of laughter or gasps at his audacity - - Guardian, Best Sports Books of 2019Hilarious and outrageous - - Chris EvansAs entertaining as watching him drive, a cracking read! - - Sir Chris HoyTop class chauffeur, sublime broadcaster, ultimate party honey badger. These are the qualities I know and adore about JP. He taught me how to nail a hot lap around Rockingham and Ive been in a speed jive ever since. Jason can burn the candle at both ends and in the middle yet still deliver the business. - - Suzi Perry, Fifth GearJason Plato is one of the most gifted racing drivers of his generation! - - Damon HillI read this in the hope that it would teach me everything I need to know so that one day I can become a racing driver although I think I may have left it too late... - - Howard Donald, Take ThatThe frank autobiography of British Touring Car Championship legend - - Motorsport News, Christmas Gift GuideJason is a total fruitcake! - - Jody Scheckter, Former F1 World ChampionPlato is adept at telling a story. Totally authentic. Theres plenty of laughs to be had and insight on offer - - AutosportIrreverent - - iNews, The best Christmas car gifts Pure entertainment Guardian best sports books of 2019______Jason Plato should not be a professional racing driver.Yet somehow, despite almost killing Bernie Ecclestone, stealing JCBs, ending up in a Monaco prison (twice), insulting the royals, making a deadly enemy of a rival who happens to be a trained killer, by a fluke or just because hes the hottest thing on four wheels, Jason Plato is a championship-winning driver whos taken (not stolen) the checkered flag a hundred times.This is his story. Some of it is about driving and cars. But most of it is about the kind of trouble a not-very-sensible man can get into when he isnt behind the wheel of a very fast car . . .A cracking read Sir Chris Hoy About the Author Jason Plato is one of the biggest characters in UK motor racing, and one of the most controversial. Since bursting onto the karting scene at the end of the 1970s he has gone on to either upstage or upset dozens of drivers, team owners and team managers - not to mention the odd policeman and nightclub owner. Despite that he is the British Touring Car Championships most successful driver ever having won an astonishing 96 races and two championships, with more race wins than Lewis Hamilton.Since 2004, Jason has also co-presented the popular motoring magazine series Fifth Gear, which recently aired its 23rd series. Jason is also a weekly regular on James Martins hugely popular current show, Saturday Morning, on ITV. How Not to Be a Professional Racing Driver is his first book.