
Gilles Villeneuve
His Untold Life From Berthierville To Zolder
48 interviews
by Károly Méhes
Pitch Publishing, UK
2018
The book Villeneuve – 48 interviews sheds new light on the Formula 1 legend through 48 illuminating interviews with his contemporaries and a stunning array of action and behind-the-scenes photographs, many previously unseen. Gilles Villeneuve, F1’s last cavalier, lives on in the memories of his fans – his heritage all the more colourful thanks to Károly Méhes’ vivid tribute.
Károly Méhes became a fan of Gilles Villeneuve in his adolescence, despite living in then-communist Hungary. A motorsport journalist since 1990, he has published more than 20 F1 titles, his most recent being Ferrari 70, a history of the Scuderia. Károly worked for more than a year on conducting the Villeneuve interviews in Maranello and at tracks on the F1 circuit.
The volume of tribute includes:
– Memories from Villeneuve’s earliest days by friends and colleagues in Canada and the USA
– The incredible impact of Gilles’ arrival out of the blue
– Personal stories and details from his sport director, race engineer, chief mechanic and technical director
– Gilles the human being – stories from off the track, unforgettable helicopter trips and car rides
– Fresh reflections on the infamous 1982 San Marino Grand Prix
– Alongside all the praise, critical voices such as Sir Jackie Stewart and John Watson
– The tragedy of Zolder: previously unseen photos and staggering reports
– The legacy of a great little man – why Gilles remains a hero today, even among fans who never saw him race
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