What is the author's style in The Unfair Advantage by Mark Donohue?

The book is quite straightforward in its structure. There are introductions at the beginning that help to give some context to the time and place during which the whole thing takes place. This is followed by a clear sequence of chapters. The chapters are very short, and each has a unique title. In fact, they have double titles in many cases. There are 26 chapters and an Epilogue.