All About Race Cars: A Guide to Formula 1 Race Cars

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

Andy Amendola is the founder of Red Racer Books, a proud Hispanic American, and a dad of two. He discovered his love for motorsports later in life and wanted to share that excitement with his kids through books. When he realized there were very few children's books about motorsports, Andy set out to write his own.

Today, Andy continues to create stories for Red Racer Books while collaborating with writers, drivers, racing insiders, and illustrators to bring racing-inspired ideas to life. He lives just outside Charlotte, North Carolina, with his wife, children, and their speedy pup, Skye.