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The dominators
Modern-day F1 cars that ruled the roost
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Post-1980 Formula 1 has seen its fair share of utter domination. In 2002 in particular, numerous complaints were heard about Ferrari's F2002 destroying any chance of race-day excitement. Henri Greuter crunches the numbers to see whether the F2002 is indeed the most dominating car the modern Grand Prix era has so far seen. |
Poachers turned gamekeepers
Part 8: Encore – from Ferrari International Assistance to FIA’s Intrepid Adversary
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July 29, 2008, was to become another milestone date in the history of F1 politics. It was the day that the formation of a Formula One Teams Association was formally announced, and everyone in the know sensed there was trouble ahead. We look back at the past 12 months, a time in which the FIA/FOTA dispute gave us another epic encore to the original FISA/FOCA war of the 1980s, including yet another threat of a breakaway series. Now updated with Toyota pull-out analysis! |
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