Bahrain 2004
Ten tears ago, Michael Schumacher won the inaugural Bahrain Grand Prix while cruising to one of the most dominant season performances in Formula One history. Read More …
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Ten tears ago, Michael Schumacher won the inaugural Bahrain Grand Prix while cruising to one of the most dominant season performances in Formula One history. Read More …
Jochen Rindt (Brabham BT24) leads from Dick Attwood (BRM P123) and Pedro Rodriguez (BRM P133) during the Monaco GP of 1968. Attwood gained second place and fastest lap, in his only F1 podium appearance. Read More …
In the 1998 Austrian GP at the A1 Ring, Mika Häkkinen won from David Coulthard and Michael Schumacher to claim a 5th victory of the season and an eight-point lead on the way to his first of two consecutive F1 World Championships. Read More …
Navigating the Variante del Rettifilo, Monza’s tight, first chicane, is always a challenge, especially at the start. This shot is from the 1988 Italian Grand Prix, often remembered for the emotional 1-2 finish by the Scuderia Ferrari, and the only race of the 1988 season McLaren-Honda failed to win. Read More …
Our favorite F1 photos are of sparks flying off the titanium skid plates of Formula One cars prior to mid-1994’s introduction of a wooden bottom plank intended to control ride height. Spark on!! Read More …
In 1965 Dan Gurney drove the Brabham BT11 Coventry-Climax to 4th pace in the World Championship, a disappointment after winning two GPs in 1964. Read More …
43 years ago Mario Andretti, driving for Ferrari, won his first F1 race at the South African Grand Prix in Kyalami. Read More …
Jackie Ickx in the Ferrari 312B2 driving to a 5th place finish in the 1972 U.S. Grand Prix at Watkins Glen. Read More …
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of Michael Schumacher’s first podium finish in Formula 1 at the 1992 Mexican Grand Prix — a feat that he would go on to repeat a further 154 times across the next twenty years of his illustrious career. Read More …
Old rivals Jack Brabham and Sterling Moss shake hands at Goodwood in 2004. Brabham is squeezed into the Brabham-Repco BT19 he drove to win the 1966 F1 World Championship. Read More …