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F1i has been looking at France's win drought in F1, with Olivier Panis the last Frenchman to win a grand prix back in 1996. It was an incredible win for Ligier around the streets of Monaco, with Panis one of only seven cars to be classified and one of only three to still be circulating at the end of the race. The Frenchman won from 14th place on the grid in a wet/dry race, leading home David Coulthard and Johnny Herbert to give Ligier its final grand prix victory.
Sergio Perez has revisited one of the most extraordinary off-track stories of his Formula 1…
Formula 1’s return to Spa-Francorchamps this weekend will introduce a striking new element to the…
McLaren will arrive at the Belgian Grand Prix with a fresh opportunity to reset its…
On this day in 2001 at the British GP at Silverstone, Formula 1 fans were…
The Silverstone pitlane has borne witness to countless moments of motorsport history, but recently, it…
McLaren’s search for answers in Formula 1 has once again turned the spotlight onto its…