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A milestone in F1 history

March 31st, 2010 | Damien Smith | 42 Comments

Sixty years ago, the world was still recovering from the ravages of a world war. But it’s always remarkable how quickly people return to normal life after such devastation. By 1950, Grand Prix racing was already very well re-established, even if the cars (and most of the drivers) dated back… Read more

Sections: Historic Racing, Notes from the Editor, Personalities

Tags: Adam Cooper, Alain Prost, Alan Henry, Ayrton Senna, Bruce McLaren, Doug Nye, Eoin Young, Gilles Villeneuve, Juan Manuel Fangio, Kimi Raikkonen, Maurice Hamilton, Mercedes, Mike Hawthorn, Nelson Piquet, Nigel Mansell, Nigel Roebuck, Niki Lauda, Riccardo Patrese, Ronnie Peterson, Rubens Barrichello, Simon Arron, Simon Taylor, Stirling Moss

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