This article is part of our 75 Years of Speed series, an inside look at the backstories of the clubs, drivers, and people ...

A selection of the best images of the British Grand Prix, starting with the first F1 World Championship race in 1950.

As dominant as Fangio was in Formula 1's first decade, so was German Michael Schumacher in the 1990s and early 2000s. He broke into F1 in 1991 and was hired by Benneton the next year, when he won ...

You won’t have escaped the fact that 2025 marks the 75 years of the F1 World Championship. Seven Championship races took ...

There’s Juan Manuel Fangio nonchalantly raising an arm from his Alfa Romeo on winning the 1951 title, at the Spanish Grand Prix; Nigel Mansell dousing Senna in Moët in 1992, ... Formula 1: the ...

The first dominant machine in Formula One, 75 years ago, was the Alfa Romeo 158—which might look like a toy by today’s standards. But it was state-of-the-art in its heyday. In recent history ...

Louis Chiron holds the record as the oldest F1 driver in history at 55 years. Discover other racers who entered the sport as veterans and won the World Championship.

Collectors eyeing a Formula 1 car face a steep price tag shaped by history, ... Fangio’s 1954 Mercedes W196R, one of 10, fetched £40.1 million (RM Sotheby’s, 2025) for its title pedigree.

The Grand National’s forgotten Formula 1 history Aintree hosted motor racing’s British Grand Prix five times between 1955 and 1962, when Moss and Fangio tamed horsepower of a different kind ...

The world record sits at US$52.52 million, which occurred earlier this year for a Mercedes W196 streamliner that was driven by Formula One legends Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss in the 1950s.