There was a possibility that in 1990 over twenty teams could appear on the grid. After the ban of Turbo engines the amount of teams on the grid exploded with the peak in 1989 and 1990. For 1990 EuroBrun announced they would enter two cars while Life Engineering made it’s debut on the grid with […]
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You may believe i lost my mind here, and perhaps i did with writing this. Though hear me out! In 1994 Keith Wiggins made it’s debut in the Formula One with his Pacific Grand Prix Team, previously known as Pacific Racing. In 1994, after an absence of 31 years(!) the Pacific Grand Prix returned on […]
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The Future looked bright for Leyton House Racing at the start of the 1991 season. Akira Akagi acquired March Engineer including the F1 Team, their Formula 3000 operations and their wind tunnel in 1989. The entire operation was renamed Leyton House Racing, an operation that had more than enough money it seems. While the CG901 […]
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While writing this I only start to realise that 2025 will be here within 19 days, leaving 2024 behind us. Which means UnracedF1 will enter it’s twelfth year in existence. It means also the first article was published ten years ago, which is horrible and horrific to read today! Hey, we all have to start […]
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I’m a huge fan of the March F1 Team. It all started with the Leyton House March Racing Team cars that appeared in 1987 on the grid with that lovely Miami blue colour scheme. The CG901 was an absolute beauty, a true eye-catcher. The biggest reason I want to be a guest of the team […]
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Goedemorgen Circuitpark.. oh nee CM.com Circuit Zandvoort, International Racing Circuit Amsterdam of hoe ze nu ook noemen. Voor mij is het nog altijd Circuitpark Zandvoort, noem me een jong fossiel die niet wil breken met het verleden. Ik vernam vanmorgen terwijl ik een cogn.. ik bedoel koffie aan het zetten was dat de Nederlandse Grand […]
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Early this year in June the announcement was made that Audi would finally appear on the grid with their own team and with their own power unit. Rumours of Audi and the Formula One can be traced back to the late 1970s. In those days, almost all manufacturers seemed to be interested in the Formula […]
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Before Max Verstappen, there was Jos Verstappen. Jos came, saw and left the Formula One at the end of 2003 with Minardi. However, there was a time that experts pointed out that Jos had the potential to become the next World Champion in the years that were coming. He showed his raw talent during his […]
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While i sporadically watch a Formula One race I don’t understand why Pérez is still there. His season started really good finishing twice as second. However, like last year his form is gone at the end of the season. What is the reason that Pérez is still in the second Red Bull Racing? It can’t […]
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While the title of this article may sounds sarcastic to your ears. It was the reason the Formula Classic Championship got canned after the second race at Donington park. Tom Wheatcroft came up with the idea of a Championship that echoed the best of Pre-War Grand Prix cars. All the cars on the grid would […]
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