F1A&G posts tagged shunts
It’s been nearly 45 years since the Monaco Grand Prix of 1967. For those too young to remember, which is likely a majority of readers, the events of that day are one of the many, tragic black marks on the early history of Formula One. Read More …
Vitaly Petrov’s shunt at the 2011 Grand Prix of Malaysia ended with a rare broken steering column after a dramatic, four-wheel airborne leap off the curbing. Cool! Except, of course, that F1 fans cannot watch it! Read More …
No, this photo is not of Kimi Raikkonen. It’s from Monaco this year and was posted by Richard Jonkman, a Kimi fan who uses the title of this post as his Flikr handle. Read More …
There will be lots more to ponder about teammates and team orders in Formula One after Sebastian Vettel took out pole sitter Mark Webber from P1 in Istanbul today. Crash with Teammate Sebastian Vettel Ruins Read More …
Martin Brundle’s terrifying crash in his Benson & Hedges Jordan on the 1st lap of the 1996 Australian Grand Prix in its Melbourne debut. Read More …