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50 years ago, Vittorio Brambilla’s unique and crazy victory in Austria

On August 17, 1975, during the Austrian Grand Prix, spectators witnessed one of Formula 1's most unusual scenes. The winner crossed the finish line in reverse and completed his lap of honor in a largely damaged car.

Video: Haas demonstrates at Fuji with Ryo Hirakawa

Haas handed over the wheel of its single-seater to its reserve driver, Ryo Hirakawa, at the Fuji circuit in Japan.

What if Spa-Francorchamps pulled off a major coup to host Formula 1 in 2028 and 2030?

The president of the Belgian circuit does not rule out the possibility of staging a Grand Prix in 2028 and 2030, although the event is not currently scheduled for those years.

Mick Schumacher at Cadillac: a growing rumor

The German, currently a world championship driver with Alpine, is said to be increasingly close to Cadillac. He could be offered a double program.

F1 considers reverse grids for sprint races

F1 boss Stefano Domenicali has said in a podcast for English media outlet « The Race » that he is ready to open the door to changes for sprint racing, including the introduction of an inverted grid.

Portugal positioned as a candidate for the 2027 calendar

Portugal's Prime Minister has stated the country's intention to return to the Formula 1 calendar. The Portimao circuit in the Algarve is in pole position.

Les Actualite F1

Formula 1, often shortened to “F1,” is a motorsport that originated in Europe in the late 1940s. The first official F1 World Championship took place in 1950, with 22 drivers classified. However, Grand Prix races had already been held since the early 20th century. After celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2020, F1 will continue into 2025 for its 75th season, featuring a grid of 20 drivers competing for 10 teams.

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