Nice to read the time he spend with McLaren. Disappointing there was almost nothing to read about his battle with Rosberg. But no doubt at all that Lewis is a great champion and a great person! Now a 6 times world champion.
I certainly found this 'biography'!?! a strange read. Worrall's book was published in 2007, when his subject was just beginning his Formula One motor racing career for McLaren Mercedes. At the time of reading this book Lewis Hamilton is in his fourteenth season (2021) and still doesn't look like he is running on empty. So even a 'biography' published today would seem premature. The author, a newspaper journalist, clearly had his foot on the pedal to get his work out in the shops and not get pipped at the finish line. So much so that he couldn't wait to document the completion of the 2007 Championship, won by Kimi Raikkonen by just a single point with Lewis in second place along with Alonso. Such a tight finish it's a bit criminal to cut the book short of that climax. I did find Hamilton's family life and his early entry into motor sport interesting, but the rest of the story just stalled for me. Certainly no more than two stars.
Good read, and learned a lot about the GOAT. My only issue is the author is British, which wouldn't be a problem, but it makes him less than objective when writing about Hamilton.
Horrific book. Started okay. After the first few chapters it was a nightmare. Struggled to finish it. Just lots of quotes. Cannot recommend it to anyone at all.