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Jenson Button
- Life to the Limit
- Narrated by: Jack Hawkins
- Length: 8 hrs and 21 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Sports
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- K. A. Thomas
- 20-10-17
Decent book, good performance but...
...the narrator made a lot of pronunciation mistakes in drivers' names. Not a major problem, but it does pull the listener out of the story as it jars somewhat. Could have been easily avoided with a bit of prior research.
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- Andrew
- 01-12-17
Interesting listen but narrator needed guidance
On the whole, I really enjoy this insight into Button's life and career (so far). He gives a good amount of detail, without going too far, and for a longtime F1 fan it was good to hear more about what really goes on "behind-the-scenes".
Unfortunately, the narrator of this book clearly knows nothing about Formula 1 as he read everything far too literally, case in point saying "K.E.R.S" instead of "kers", and got the pronunciation of almost all the other drivers' names wrong, which for an F1 fan is very annoying to keep hearing them said wrong.
Surely they could have found a narrator who was also an F1 fan or spent 10 minutes with the guy explaining the pronunciations.
Even better, Button could have read it himself, which I think would have really added to the experience.
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- Philip Lane
- 16-05-18
brilliant!
surprisingly honest and written with emotion & a good insight into a very secretive sport
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- C. Holloway
- 11-04-19
I miss characters like JB these days...
Loved this book.
OK, so I agree the narrator isn't an F1 fan, and some of the pronunciations of the drivers and circuits of the world are not what we are used to hearing during commentary and post race interviews (i.e. probably incorrect). But actually, I can't criticise Jack Hawkins too much, as when he wasn't getting a few pronunciations wrong I actually got drawn into the book and at times forgot it wasn't JB reading to me.
JB does a good job of detailing his love of motorsport from being a small boy, through Karting and into F1. I frequently found myself looking for highlight videos of races online as his descriptions of races made me want to watch them again. I think its easy to forget that races have 20+ people in them, and even when they are not battling for the points each driver has a story to tell.
The best part of the book was, for me, that JB is out of F1 now and clearly felt able to talk about some characters in ways he might not if he was still looking for drives. Suffice to say that he found some famous F1 personnel quite frustrating.
His Dad was clearly the inspiration behind everything, and (spoiler alert) the last epilogue explained beautifully why he's never returned to F1 - "not without Dad", quoting his father at an early Karting race when he was interviewed and said "it's my hobby - Jenson is just the pilot".
Funny, moving and interesting. A quality few hours. Thank you audible.
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- DAN
- 04-03-18
One of the best driver bios I’ve heard
I’m a few years older than Jenson and I’ve followed every formula 1 race since the mid 80s. I have to admit I wasn’t really a fan whilst he was driving, for sure I respected him and I knew on his day he could be unbeatable but i was a die hard Schumacher fan and I’m still to choose a new driver to follow. This book really opened up some new perspectives on Jenson, I love how he describes his childhood experiences with lots of 80s references like knight rider or air wolf. I can relate to much of what he said and it kind of helped me get a sense of feeling of that fan to driver transition. Jenson is great at explaining technical bits without boring or losing my interest and he has some great tales about his partnerships with Lewis, Ralf, Fisi and Fernando. Of course there is more to learn about John Button who was known by all fans and to this day I can’t think of a better role model father and you can clearly feel Jenson’s loss.
The book is narrated by Jack Hawkins. He does s great job and his voice and mannerisms are reminiscent of Jenson but I can’t help thinking this is something Jenson should have voiced himself. He comes across natural on TV and I’m sure he could have delivered this reading very well.
I’ll be listening again to this Audio book very soon. I thoroughly recommend it to anyone with any kind of interest in racing
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- munishp
- 20-10-17
Excellent biography
An excellent non controversial book. Best autobiography I have listed too in a while. Would have loved to have known more stuff about behind the scenes.
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- OrangeKey
- 30-10-17
Great story, some dodgy pronunciations.
A great book that will appeal to Jenson Button fans and F1 enthusiasts alike.
The only Issue I have with this book is some really poor pronunciations of really well known F1 drivers. Please to the narrators of these audio books, do some research first please as it sounds so unprofessional when you’re just guessing and getting it completely wrong. It does spoil the story as you’re trying to imagine Jenson himself speaking the words only for him to mispronounce his team mates name for example. It’s only a small detail but it shouldn’t happen.
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- @ZennyReadsAlot
- 25-03-22
Petrol heads you'll love it, others you'll love it
Life to the Limit by @JensonButton. For the #petrolheads looking for a good read on sporting legend, this book is for you. For others, this #autobiography shows a man's unwavering dedication to his father that leads to an emotional and tearful end. 📚 5/5⭐ #BookReview #booktwt
for more reviews follow me on Twitter @zennyreadsalot
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- T Bichard
- 02-02-22
F1 classic
Read well but the content must make it easier. An insight into how networking and being in the right place that can change an ordinary person into REAL WINNER.
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- Ben Jackson
- 31-01-22
Very honest
Top man! Followed his career from the beginning and thoroughly enjoyed the book! Honest about everything that went on in his career
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- Carlos C.
- 23-05-18
Absolutely Amazing
I'm not a Jenson Button's fan. I bought this audiobook because I'm a F1 fan and I was expecting the best memories of a World Champion. Jenson, you transported me into every Gran Prix. I felt that I was there. Thanks for writing this piece of art.
Congratulations!
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- Ashley
- 30-10-17
Excellent
A fantastic and candid autobiography by one of the best and classiest F1 Champions. JB's story includes his childhood, introduction to racing and path to F1, his racecraft and the technical side of racing, the teams and teammates he raced with each season, the close relationship he had with his father, and much more. A must-read for all race fans.
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- Anthony Gauthier
- 27-06-22
Borefest
It’s been awhile since I stopped listening midway to a book and said naw I’ve had enough. Don’t suggest, boring, jumps around, uneventful or interesting.
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- Nelena A. Dale
- 27-07-21
The most annoying Brit yet.
So this wordy Brit over analyzes his mediocre career. Whats with the Brits that hate Kimi? Not one of them is as interesting. Just BS understating.
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- Nikolas mann
- 15-06-21
Brilliant
This book was absolutely phenomenal. Takes you through the life of one of the legends! 10/10
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- Robert Sutherland
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F I a i relevant meld own. Was awful. Want F1 to be an epic spectator even. Fk it Merv
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One of the best autobiographies in the sport
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- Amazon Customer
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Great story of a life only one could dream of.
Well written book from Jenson Button highlighting the peaks and valleys of his life. From start to finish you are there for his world championship ride to the passing of his beloved father. Highly recommend for any racing enthusiast.
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A must read for F1-fans
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