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Watching the Wheels
- My Autobiography
- Narrated by: Paul Panting
- Length: 14 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Sports
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- Anonymous User
- 09-10-2020
Thoroughly enjoyable, raw and emotional
I found this book quite an emotional read, with many raw truths. A look inside a life within a world we could all be mistaken for thinking we already knew all about. Quite inspirational. Personally I took a lot away from this, as I considered the cross overs with my own life. Damon strikes me as an incredibly intelligent and sensitive guy, I’m certain you would always walk away from a conversation with Damon better for it.
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- Anonymous User
- 31-05-2019
Brilliant Job, Even Sounds like Damon!
Fantastic book, well worth a listen for any big F1 fan. Narrator sounds like Hill!
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- Simon Sproull
- 23-04-2019
Great Book
Loved it. My new hero. Damon Hill. Great insight to a crazy period of F1
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- Anonymous User
- 28-11-2018
A really good listen about the craziness of F1
I couldn't put it down. Fantastic insight in behind the scenes of of an underrated world champ.
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- Martin Castilla
- 23-06-2018
A modest Formula 1 World Champion's moving story.
Thoroughly entertaining, and well narrated, Hill presents as a down-to-earth man who earned every single break, half-luck and, ultimately, also earned arguably the sports world's Top Prize: Formula 1 World Champion.
I learned much about Hill's background against his famous & glamorous father's accomplishments, and the punishing trauma for the whole family of his (father's) untimely death.
Owning every inch forward, against quite remarkable odds he moves up in unlikely steps through various formulae to the pinnacle of motor sport, taking chances with minor teams just to get a drive and get paid so that (literally) he could feed his family. In the end it all pays off, but even at that sparkling zenith of success he was questioned and disrespected by his own team, and others.
The drama continued beyond retirement, when demons long suppressed found space to fill his mind with doubt and grief, which he details in the book.
Happily, the book ends with his current good fortune and joyfulness in life, family by his side, as a Formula 1 expert commentator.
It left me highly respecting the man and his immense efforts to get where he got. I highly recommend this book.
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- Ross
- 12-09-2017
Honest
Great emotional story with some awesome F1 insights for any racing fans. Thanks Damon ☺
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- Cliente de Amazon
- 28-04-2021
simplemente espectacular!
gran narrativa, detalles interesantes, lado humano de la f1 gracias Damon por contar tu historia
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- Christoph
- 01-12-2016
A Champion and a Gentleman
As a fan of Damon's back in the glory days of F1 it was humbling to be allowed to enjoy such a frank honest appraisal of his time in F1. It was fascinating to learn of his struggles in formula 1 within the context of the mental challenges he has been put through. From the years leading up to his father's tragic accident right the way through to his tough (and from the outside, confusing) final year at Jordan, this book is fascinating for its motoring and human insights.
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- Mr. Christopher Draper
- 02-11-2016
URGENT EDITING REQUIRED
This is a brilliant book.
However 3 hours and 33 minutes left it is interrupted by several retakes of audio. The narrator says sorry a few times before re reading sections. PLEASE look at this before too many people download this book.
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- Old Grey Whistle Test
- 17-09-2021
Needs an editor, badly.
So.... I had high hopes for this book however I was left dissapointed
Firstly the book has a very strange structure in that it spends the first 4+ hours with Damon laboriously recounting his childhood in a detail that would only interest a family member.
2. The writing is bloated and repitive. There are sentences which are followed with sentences repeating the same point or recollection - it's frustrating and further wastes the time of the listener.
3. I respect and appreciate Damon's battles with mental health and his frankess about the effect his father's death had on him and his struggles throughout his life. However I began to feel like I was Damon's therapist rather than his audience...the endless initial section of the book around his childhood and death of his father reaches a point where the listener begins to considering jumping ahead to the section of his career when he was a racing driver, not a grief stricken despatch rider who couldn't sustain relationships very well.
4. The narrator is perfectly serviceable in terms of narration, he is not good or bad but merely adequate. The issue with the narration is that no effort has been made to get the names of locations and persons correct, the narrator blunders through pronunciation without a care - leaving the audience annoyed and frustrated. It felt cheap and rushed.
In conclusion avoid this unless you want to hear a turgid and introspective tale which becomes self indulgent and boring very quickly. Even the tales regarding his time in F1 feel cold and uninteresting. Damon sites his lack of charisma as effecting his career in F1, unfortunately as an author his problem remains. I refunded my purchase.
I would highly recommend Hill's new book with Johnny Herbert in which he comes across as much less introspective and inward looking.
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- textlad
- 13-03-2021
Don't be put off by the sluggish start!
When I started listening to this book I was a little concerned it might not live up to expectations, but once you get into it you'll find it is a very compelling listen.
I think it really benefitted from Damon having time to really assess his life to date before writing it.
A wonderful window into the remarkable story of attaining world championship success against all the odds.
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- JG
- 13-01-2021
Expected a bit more on the races
Although this was an enjoyable book I was left wanting a bit more about the actual racing, that is after all why most of us bought the book. He spends a lot of time talking about his father and their relationship and then glosses over whole years of his F1 career in just a few minutes. Seems to be more of a self healing exercise rather than a book aimed at fans.
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- rich
- 01-11-2019
brilliant
I just keep listening to this, time and time again, fantastic story! absolutley insightfull! 100%
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- Chris Horton
- 10-05-2017
Watching The Wheels
Fascinating insight behind the scenes of Damon's career, highly recommended. A must for Formula One fans
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- rob
- 24-11-2016
great listen
Very good insight to Damons life.
the tears laughter and cheers for are F1 Champion.
only problem about chapter 20 Narrator ends the book ....
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- Amazon Customer
- 23-10-2016
Brilliant!
A really interesting and inspiring insight into Damons life experiences, mind and the world of Formula One. After reading this I respect his achievements even more, a true champion! Damon, thank you for sharing.
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- Coffeeholic
- 29-11-2016
Amazing - beyond my expectations
OK, I wouldn't normally read books about people. Books for me are fiction; escaping from reality. However, this book changed my view. The honesty, and intelligence with which it is written is extraordinary. I have. Nothing to say, but please read this!!! (What let's it down however, is the messy editing of the recording; leaving the middle part of the book confusing due to studio error I imagine; as an X broadcaster myself. I'm sure you will never read this Damon, but thank you!
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