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Why Porsche’s F1 engines changed the game — and what could have been A classic Formula 1 McLaren car races on a wet track at Interlagos, Brazil, leaving a trail of spray behind.

A classic Formula 1 McLaren car races on a wet track at Interlagos, Brazil, leaving a trail of spray behind.

Why Porsche’s F1 engines changed the game — and what could have been

Damin Binham May 15, 2025

Porsche’s relationship with Formula 1 has never been straightforward—but when they showed up, they left a mark....

The day F1 lost Its quiet soul: Elio de Angelis and the BT55 Tragedy elio de angelis accident

The day F1 lost Its quiet soul: Elio de Angelis and the BT55 Tragedy

Damin Binham May 15, 2025

Photo credit: © Peterhanna / Wikimedia Commons | Licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) An...

The day Mansell disappeared from F1 – What Really Happened?

Damin Binham May 14, 2025

May 14, 1995 should have been a celebration, but this date seems like a curse as we...

His last warning: Senna’s concern before the fatal lap

Damin Binham May 13, 2025

There are drivers who race for glory, and then there was Ayrton Senna. By 1994, the man...

The story of the Brabham BT46B fan car: F1’s One-Race wonder Brabham BT46B Fan Car with visible rear-mounted fan, shown squatting under acceleration during throttle application, demonstrating its unique downforce system. A car once described by Mario Andretti as “a bloody great vacuum cleaner.”