The year’s Silverstone race marked 75 years of Formula 1 and so it was fitting that we created a special edition in partnership with Silverstone themselves.

This not only includes David Croft's handwritten commentary notes and track map for the race, but also every Silverstone winner from 1950 through to the present day. Equally fitting, was that it was a British driver, Lando Norris, who took the chequered flag.

A unique, universal gift for any Formula 1 fan.

Lando Norris finally got his hands on the Drivers' Championship in Abu Dhabi, completing a historic double for McLaren who had already sealed the Constructors' title in Singapore - their first since 1998.

Created in partnership with McLaren, this special edition includes the full season standings and every McLaren win from their title-winning season. Choose between David Croft's commentary notes from Abu Dhabi or his notes from Lando's home win at Silverstone.

It wasn’t a great season for Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton but he produced a drive for the ages to win a record ninth British Grand Prix in front of his adoring fans. It was his first F1 win since the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in December 2021.

There were few more popular winners than the Monegasque Charles LeClerc who took the chequered flag for Ferrari in his home race. David Croft was behind the mic as he brought his Ferrari over the line to end his home race curse as he held off Australia’s Oscar Piastri.

With the title on the line going into the final race, it was always going to be tense but no one expected the drama of the final laps that saw Max Verstappen take the chequered flag in Abu Dhabi ahead of Lewis Hamilton in hugely controversial circumstances, and with it the F1 Drivers Championship. David Croft’s notes are a wonderful reminder of this extraordinary race.

Lewis Hamilton won the British Grand Prix for a third time in his Mercedes. It was his first win from pole at Silverstone.  Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg took second with Sebastian Vettel in third place.

Michael Schumacher set the tone in Melbourne for what would be another dominant season for the Ferrari driver, taking the race ahead of Barrichello and Alonso. He would go on to win 13 of the first 14 races and win his seventh and final championship. Jonathan Legard’s notes are a great memento of one of the true masters of F1 at his very best.

Michael Schumacher was leading the championship going into the Grand Prix of Europe, but in a desperate attempt to defend his lead he steered into Villeneuve's Williams. The Canadian's car suffered some damage in the collision, but it ended Schumacher’s race handing the championship to Villeneuve whose Williams team also won the Constructor's Championship.

There few more popular winners that Damon Hill, who won his eighth race of the season in Suzuka securing the Drivers' Championship. In doing so he became the first son of world champion to claim the world title himself, following in the tracks of his father, Graham Hill.