Sorry to read this, especially as he was still young. I enjoyed his knowledgeable writings over the years. Rgds
RIP Alan indeed. I remember excitedly waiting for his reports to be published, especially when the red cars had won. Part of my "analogue" childhood.
Sad time for Motorsports, He was arguably one of the best reporters in the F-1 business, and was always reliable a true insider. his contributions will be sorely missed.
Among his many worthwhile books: Autocourse 60 Years of World Championship Grand Prix Motor Racing: Alan Henry, Bernard Cahier, Paul-Henri Cahier: 9781905334568: Amazon.com: Books Ferrari Dino 246, 308 and 328: A Collector's Guide: Alan Henry: 9781899870769: Amazon.com: Books Ferrari Prototype Era: 1962-1973 in Photographs: Alan Henry: 9781893618374: Amazon.com: Books Fifty Years of Racing Ferraris: The Grand Prix and Sports Car Competition History: Alan Henry: 9781859600085: Amazon.com: Books Flat-12: The Racing Career of Ferrari's 3-litre Grand Prix and Sports Cars: Alan Henry: 9780900549625: Amazon.com: Books
