The autobiography of the racing driver, Tommy Byrne, whose rise was meteoric and fall spectacular. Now the subject of a feature-length documentary released in cinemas in late December 2016.
Tommy Byrne was the 1980 Double British Formula Ford 1600 champion, the 1981 British Formula Ford 2000 champion and also the European Formula Ford 2000 champion. In 1982 - having also become British F3 champion - he entered Formula One, but by the following year had disappeared without trace. Mark Hughes is recognised as one of Formula One's top journalists.
'One of the most extraordinary sporting autobiographies you are likely to come across.' DAILY TELEGRAPH 'Riveting.'FINANCIAL TIMES 'You won't be able to put it down.'THE TIMES 'One of the best racing books you'll read this decade.'AUTOSPORT 'An essential read ... brilliantly told.'OBSERVER 'Witty and shocking ... a must for anyone who has the constitution to handle it.'MOTOR SPORT MAGAZINE 'Incredibly entertaining'IRELAND AM 'A real pleasure and provides massive insight into what makes racers do what they do.'INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE 'Absolutely brilliant' RTAe 'I challenge you to put it down. It might just be the greatest book you've never read.'DAILY TELEGRAPH 'A remarkable, colourful, at times scarcely believable tale which unravels at a breakneck pace. You must buy this book.'F1 FANATIC
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