Life in the Pitlane

De: Calum Nicholas

Narrado por: Calum Nicholas

'A fascinating journey through Nicholas's pre-F1 life and his experiences since joining Red Bull' Autosport

Life in the Pitlane is an inspiring memoir from Red Bull's senior engineer Calum Nicholas that will open up the world of Formula 1 like never before.

Replete with all the high-octane tales and behind the scenes details you'd expect from a life lived next to the fast lane, Life in the Pitlane will detail the realities of life off the track; the good and the bad, with a particular spotlight on diversity and inclusion within the sport, and all the entertaining stories and behind the scenes details fans of F1 will be looking for.

Life in the Pitlane brings a brand-new perspective to the sport, as Calum reflects on his career so far, how the sport has changed for those working in it, the realities of life on the road and the future he hopes lies ahead.©2025 Calum Nicholas (P)2025 Hachette Audio UK

Easy going & informative

When Netflix brought out “ Drive to Survive” our family became instant F1 Fans. Watching each race from that time brought us to know familiar faces in the Garage.

This year I had not seen Cal in the garage and look up where the was. I was pleasantly surprised that he had written a book. I immediately bought it on Audio book and again was pleasantly surprised that he was also the reader, which gave it a “I’m there with him” feel.

Great book on so many inspires we don’t see, as well as explaining what we actually see and what it takes to do it.

Thank Calum

Wonderful listen!

Very well written insightful book. Even as a seasoned fan I learned a decent amount. Calum's narrative performance is also incredible. Really enjoyed learning about his background in the inner workings of the UK motorsports scene.

Great F1 book

Really interesting from a mechanic’s perspective in the Pitt crew & great narration by the author! I learned some new stuff. If you love F1, you’ll like this book

Some great insight

I enjoyed hearing his journey into F1 and the many insights provided. Not sure if his personal rant on the problems with the cost cap was warranted or completely accurate.

informative

good honest recap of a career interesting Could go more into the team workings
seems like an honest account of his work