©CahierArchive
©CahierArchive
Bruce McLaren was killed on this day in 1970. The New Zealander crammed a lot into his 32 years, becoming the youngest F1 race winner over a decade earlier when he was victorious in the 1959 United States Grand Prix driving for Cooper. McLaren went on found his own racing team, while as a driver his accolades include four grand prix victories, two Can-Am championships and a win in the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hours. He died in a testing crash at Goodwood.
Red Bull-Ford has retained its position as Formula 1’s power unit benchmark after the FIA…
Spain’s new Madring has yet to host its first Formula 1 race, but FIA F3…
Mark Webber’s role in Oscar Piastri’s career is not simply about managing the McLaren driver’s…
Had Niki Lauda been given the good fortune to read the next day's newspaper on…
Few places in Formula 1 carry as much emotional weight for Ferrari as Monza, and…
Red Bull has been forced to confront an uncomfortable reality after the Dutch Grand Prix,…