As part of the IMS Museum's largest acquisition in 14 years, it has purchased 14 cars from Chip Ganassi Racing.

The team debuted in Formula 1 in 1954 at the French Grand Prix and won its first driver's championship with Juan Manuel Fangio. After their first success in 1954, they repeated it in 1955 ...

Daniil Medvedev and qualifier Juan Manuel Cerundolo will meet in the third round of the Madrid Open, after Medvedev's second-round opponent, Laslo Djere, withdrew with a shoulder injury.

One of the harshest critics was Juan Manuel Marquez, a legend of Mexican boxing, who not only questioned the sporting value of the fight, but also warned about the consequences of a defeat of ...

After a two-year drought, the team again clinched the F1 drivers' championship, and this time with Juan Manuel Fangio behind the wheel. From the 1960s to the 1970s, Ferrari won five drivers ...

Eh? Getting better? The only ones younger are Max Verstappen, Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel, Juan Manuel Fangio, and Lewis Hamilton. Twenty-five world championships between them.

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 ...

During its one and only official F1 race, Argentine racer Juan Manuel Fangio claimed pole position, but ultimately lost out in the race to the Vanwall of Stirling Moss. The result was overshadowed ...

Former F1 and IndyCar driver Juan Pablo Montoya was at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP to support his son Sebastian, who races in the Formula feeder series. The IndyCar champion detailed the bittersweet ...

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 ...

Including Nino Farina, who won the inaugural world championship in 1950, just seven drivers have won the title within their first three seasons: Juan Manuel Fangio (1951), Alberto Ascari (1952 ...

121.9 x 182.9 cm. (48 x 72 in.) ...