At the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix, Nigel Roebuck described it as a “real strange” race, ultimately becoming one that nobody seemed to want to win. Despite being a coveted event, the chaotic finish saw the lead change four times in the final three laps, leaving only five cars running at the chequered flag in what is considered the craziest race finish in F1 history. The race took place under a somber cloud following Gilles Villeneuve’s tragic death at Zolder, with Ferrari entering only one car for Didier Pironi, who qualified…
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Pirelli’s Game-Changer: Unveiling the Impact of Their New Tyre on the Monaco GP and Beyond
Overtaking on-track in Monaco is a rare sight due to the narrow streets, with the last significant pass for the lead occurring in 1985 when Michele Alboreto overtook Alain Prost at Sainte Devote. Pit strategy and incidents typically determine position changes here. Last year’s race saw minimal overtaking due to a red flag stoppage resulting in a processional tire-management race. The FIA recently approved a rule requiring drivers to use at least three sets of tires in Monaco, aiming to increase strategic variety. The introduction of the new C6 tire,…
BővebbenUnanimous Triumph: Fans Declare Hamilton’s Victory the Ultimate F1 Drive of All Time
Fans vote Hamilton victory as greatest F1 drive
BővebbenUnleashing the Power Within: A journey to self-discovery and empowerment
“Formula 1 has finally established a strong presence in the United States with three races on the calendar last year, including Miami, Austin, and Las Vegas, representing a significant milestone since 1982. F1 in the US has evolved from cookie-cutter street circuits to the more recent addition of destination-city locales, such as the Circuit of the Americas, thanks to Liberty Media’s influence. Clinching races in Miami and Las Vegas has been a major win for the championship’s expansion in the American market. Despite some unsuccessful attempts in the past, the…
BővebbenLegendary Moment: Senna’s Triumph as he Walks on Water in F1 History
When Senna broke his F1 duck by walking on water
BővebbenThe Unappreciated Talent: Unveiling the True Essence of ‘Ferrari’s Worst-Ever Driver’
To remember Luca Badoer for the disastrous two-race spell with Ferrari in 2009 is a disservice to a driver who just could not catch a break in F1.
BővebbenThe Enigma of Charles Leclerc: Breaking the Mold of Pole-to-Win Ratios
23 pole positions and just five Grand Prix wins makes for sorry reading for Charles Leclerc – but the numbers don’t tell the whole truth.
BővebbenRevving Up the Excitement: The Inaugural 2023 Las Vegas F1 GP Promises Thrills and Adventure!
2023 Las Vegas F1 GP: How to watch, TV times this weekend
BővebbenF1 and the Glitz of Las Vegas: A Collision of Speed, Glamour, and Controversy
This coming weekend, the F1 circus descends on Las Vegas. However, this is not the first time the royal class has raced in Sin City; the Sin City was also on the calendar in 1981 and 1982. However, the event went down ingloriously.
BővebbenThe Grand Evolution: A New Era for Las Vegas Racing – The Resurrection of the Grand Prix at Caesars Palace
Las Vegas has been featured on the F1 calendar before but with no great success. So what will be different when the sport visits for the first time in 41 years?
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