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Even in this age of racing, strategy masterclasses remain fascinating
The most recent Formula 1 Grand Prix in Barcelona and the 24 Hours of Le Mans showed that even in the modern age of racing, it remains an integral part and a stunning one to look as well It’s no secret that we live in a modern motorsport environment. One where close racing to the
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When WRC travelled to Japan for the first time
With the 2026 Rally Japan upon us, let’s take a look back at the country’s WRC debut, back in 2004! Rally Japan is upon us! The WRC is ready for another journey on the ”Land of the rising sun”, with Elfyn Evans leading the way in the driver’s championship standings, as he attempts once more
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Why was Niki Lauda’s Canadian GP record so appaling?
Niki Lauda finished his highly successful and praised Formula 1 career with three titles, 25 wins and 54 podiums but only one of them came at Canada. Why was that the case? Is there more behind the headline results? When the name Niki Lauda appears in public discourse, some things come straight to mind. Three
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Formula 1 does not need Max Verstappen – Motorsport does
Much has been made of Max Verstappen’s ”threats” to quit Formula 1 and the Motorsport Storyteller shares his own thoughts on the topic, with the Dutchman having just finished his 24 Hours of Nürburgring adventure. It seems like the eyes of the entire motorsport sphere looked upon the ”Green Hell”. Max Verstappen’s participation in the
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Remembering Brazil’s Grand Prix pioneers
Before Fittipaldi, Piquet and Senna, there were others who paved the way. Recently the motorsport world learned about the passing away of Hermano da Silva Ramos, who was the oldest living Formula 1 driver, at the age of 100. When the conversation revolves around Formula 1 and Brazil, most inevitable gravitate around Ayrton Senna, Nelson