Fan favourites like Spa and Silverstone may have hosted numerous Formula 1 races over the championship's 75-year history, but ...

His 1953 season was just as impressive, upstaging Juan Manuel Fangio for glory. Ascari competed in just three full Formula 1 seasons before his tragic death at Monza in 1955 but a stunning record ...

Formula 1 isn't all roaring engines and champagne sprays. Occasionally, it's a tangled mess of politics, rivalries, and ...

The only ones younger are Max Verstappen, Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel, Juan Manuel Fangio, and Lewis ...

So furious at the slight was Fagioli that he retired on the spot. Fangio, for his own part, brought their shared car home for a victory. Graham Hill was a two-time Formula 1 champion and an ...

Fangio was a successful driver at home in Argentina, notably winning the gruelling 10,000 kilometre (6,250 miles) Gran Premio del Norte in 1940, before becoming the first superstar of Formula One.

The 6-foot-3, 235-pound former Alabama star was regarded as the best off-ball linebacker in the class with solid coverage ...

And something about Formula 1, racing, machines in motion, was legitimately meaningful to him. 1955 IS A BIG YEAR FOR GEORGE Harrison. The 12-year-old hoofs it to Aintree Racecourse to see Fangio ...

Years of Formula One Racing honors the drivers, moments, and machines that define the legacy of the motorsport series.

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