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Tee was literally born to the life, as his grandfather was the owner of ... Then, of course, there’s the famed photo of Juan Manuel Fangio drifting at the 1957 French Grand Prix. The image was ...

Moët’s links to F1 date back to the first year of the world championship in 1950, when, after winning that year’s French Grand Prix, Juan Manuel Fangio was invited to make a toast with one of ...

Handled by World Champion Juan Manuel Fangio and France’s Jean Behra, a pair of extraordinarily delicate car conservers, the 400-h.p. Maserati was in fact taking it easy. No one knew better than ...

However, when he arrived in the pit lane for his first fuel stop, the team ordered him to climb out and hand the car over to the team’s first driver Juan Manuel Fangio, whose Alfa had retired 10 ...

And it almost certainly would have secured it, because Maserati’s two WDCs came with none other than the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio. Maserati withdrew its works effort at the end of the 1957 ...

Schumacher still holds the record for the most fastest laps in Formula One, with 77. Juan Manuel Fangio was ranked fourth. In 1954, he won six of the nine races in the season, despite switching ...

History remembers well the exploits of Juan Manuel Fangio for his five world titles ... They won three races each but Turin-born Farina's fourth place in Belgium gave him the championship with ...