Description:
Go deep inside the machines that make Formula 1 the pinnacle of motorsport. Written by Andy Amendola and illustrated by Wei Ren, this 40-page hardcover follows Red Racer and Roxy the Engineer as they guide kids ages 5-10 through the real science and technology behind F1 race cars -- with vivid illustrations and photography throughout.
Red Racer and Roxy the Engineer break down what makes F1 cars marvels of engineering -- covering aerodynamics, engines, tyres, brakes, and safety features through fun STEM facts and stunning visuals. Bonus content includes free coloring book printouts, a glossary of racing terms, and a quiz at the end to test what young fans have learned.
Perfect for: Whether they're obsessed with how things work or just love fast cars, this is the book that turns racing passion into real STEM curiosity -- and makes a great gift for any young engineer in the making.
- 40 pages of STEM-focused content featuring real F1 car photography and illustrations
- Covers aerodynamics, engines, tyres, brakes, safety, and more
- Includes free coloring book printouts, a glossary, and an end-of-book quiz
- Perfect for ages 5-10 as a read-aloud or for self-readers
Review Quotes:
"Two Great Children's Books To Introduce Kids To Formula 1" -- Jalopnik
"All About Race Cars is a little more advanced. I'd offer this book to a kid who already has a strong vocabulary... Amendola dives into everything from safety equipment like HANS devices and halos to the different tire compounds." -- Elizabeth Blackstock, Jalopnik (September 2022)