Whilst I do enjoy the odd autobiography they can be a bit dry sometimes and so I was surprised with how good this one was. Lots of great bits of humor, full of insights, and loads of information that I didn't know before despite being a big fan. He also managed to get me to care about the people in his life, especially his dad. 

The first few chapters were absolutely brilliant, and the last few were just as good. The only downside to this book was a section in the middle which felt like a recanting of 3 or 4 seasons races in quick succession. This bit was a little dry, but it was brought back to emotional and funny start afterwards. 

I took a look at who the Ghost writer was and I’ll try to see who else he has written books for to read later.