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Christopher Hilton
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208 pages
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Michael Schumacher: Defending the Crown
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Formula one racing at its best! Follow along as Christopher Hilton details the start of the 1995 season and charts Schumacher’s highly contentious 1994 Championship. Hilton dissects the anguish of that year, when it seemed Schumacher and his Benetton would swamp the Championship. Updated, second edition of Michael Schumacher: Crown Prince of Formula 1.
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