New book, "Formula 101," gives fans a crash course on F1 racing

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New book, "Formula 101," gives fans a crash course on F1 racing. (2026, October 24). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/new-book-formula-101-gives-fans-a-crash-course-on-f1-racing/

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Matt Elisofon and Brian Muller, hosts of "The Red Flags" podcast, are releasing a new book titled "Formula 101," which aims to cater to all levels of Formula 1 interest. They appeared on CBS News to talk about their upcoming publication.

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Matt Elisofon and Brian Muller, hosts of the podcast "The Red Flags," have released a new book titled "Formula 101" aimed at fans with varying levels of interest in Formula 1 racing. The book, which was discussed on CBS News, provides insights into F1 for both newcomers and longtime enthusiasts. Elisofon and Muller claim their work covers all aspects of the sport to engage a broad audience.

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