Gilles Villeneuve – Grand Prix legend

He is remembered as one of the bravest driver in Formula One history. When Enzo Ferrari first noticed a driving talent of the young Canadian, he said that Villeneuve reminds him on Tazio Nuvolari - Italian driver who before World War II was a symbol for courage on the race track. Gilles Villeneuve has quickly become a favorite driver of the old man from Maranelo. Also, he quickly arrived in his team.

Jim Clark – smiling hero of Grand Prix racing

They say that he always raced to win. They all loved his driving, his courage, and his smile. He was the greatest driver of his time. Only few drivers have been so dominant in Formula One.

Juan Manuel Fangio – great legend of Grand Prix history

Some of his rivals called him "Maestro". Five decades his name meant nothing less than "the best driver of all time". Some still think that he is the best. His name was Juan Manuel Fangio. He was the idol of many drivers who later became champions, but for decades none of them became that great as he was. 

F1 history in 2000's - when Formula 1 was a one man show

"The terror of one man over the others" - this is the best way to describe the beginning of the twenty-first century in Formula 1. German driver Michael Schumacher (on the left), from the Ferrari team, has won all the championships from year 2000 to the year 2004.

F1 history in the 90's - Grand Pirx world has lost its favorite driver

End of the eighties and early nineties in Grand Prix world was marked by Ayrton Senna, McLaren’s driver, who is according to the many fans of Formula 1 the best driver of all time in that sport. Senna had won his second and third world champion titles in 1990 and 1991. At that time he was a legend that walked the earth. The audience loved him like no any other driver in F1 history.

The eighties - the era of turbo engines in F1 history

The eighties were the decade in F1 history 1 in which the sport got a new major teams and drivers, in which some of the greatest legends died, and the age of new technical innovations of which the most important were turbocharged engines.

F1 history in the 70's - golden years of motor racing

“The decade of incredible speed, great drivers, the courage that is equal to that described in the novels about knights, and unfortunately decade of heavy losses” - that is perhaps the best way to describe F1 history in the seventies.

When the youth write F1 history - young lions of the Grand Prix world

In the first decade of the twenty-first century, three drivers have become the youngest world champions in F1 history, which before, nobody has managed for 33 years. That raises the question, is Formula 1 becoming the sport for the incredible young people, and could someone who is about 25 or 26 years old  debut in this championship today.

F1 history during the 60's - technical progress of Grand Prix racing

Sixties brought the Grand Prix world large technical progress. Formula 1 cars from the early fifties, which still look like the cars that raced before the war, for two decades have changed completely. At the end of sixsties, cars have already begun to resemble some of today's Formula 1 cars. 

F1 history in the 50's - And there was Formula 1

When the racing world finally stepped on its feet after World War II, several major racing teams, who even then were the great rivals for decades, decided to form a unique racing championship - Formula one. This event changed the world of racing, and general automotive world, which was known until then.