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Mario Andretti stands as one of motorsport's greatest icons. Born in Montona, Italy, on February 28, 1940, he fled war-torn Europe with his family after World War II. They spent time in a refugee camp before settling in Nazareth, Pennsylvania,...

The Cuba Grand Prix captured the world's attention in the late 1950s. This event blended high-speed racing with political turmoil. Often called Cuba F1, it featured sports cars on Havana's streets. Juan Manuel Fangio starred as a five-time champion. His...

In the storied history of Formula 1, few figures embody the spirit of independent ingenuity quite like Ken Tyrrell. This unassuming Englishman, with his practical demeanor and sharp business acumen, transformed a modest timber yard operation into a championship-winning force...

Montjuïc: F1’s scenic gem turned tragic, shaping safety with Lombardi’s 0.5 point.

Van Rossem: F1's Ponzi king, Onyx chaos, mafia whispers, and endless exploits.

James Hunt, F1 rebel: title glory, 5000 conquests, and trackside mayhem.