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When anger and desperation take over: F1’s most controversial clashes
Dirty and deliberate incidents have been a part of Formula 1 history for a long time, raising questions about their frequency and changing nature, along with identifying certain drivers as repeat offenders. One notorious incident took place in the 1975 Monaco Grand Prix, involving James Hunt and Patrick Depailler, showcasing the difficulty of overtaking in the iconic track. Another incident, the Piquet vs Salazar clash in the 1982 German Grand Prix, led to a bizarre aftermath with Piquet’s furious reaction and makeshift kung fu kicks. The rivalry between Mansell and Senna escalated during the 1987 Belgian Grand Prix, where Mansell’s fit of pique after a clash with Senna reflected the tension within the sport at the time. Such incidents provide a glimpse into the intense competitiveness and passion that have characterized Formula 1 racing over the years.
