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Interlagos 1974 – Fittipaldi triumphs on home soil

Emerson Fittipaldi, McLaren M23
Photo by: Motorsport Images

McLaren’s 1974 campaign started off strongly, with Denny Hulme winning the opening round in Buenos Aires while Emerson Fittipaldi triumphed on home soil at the old-school, curvy, dusty, bumpy 7.96km Interlagos track.
On his way to a second world title ...Keep reading

Interlagos 1974 – Fittipaldi triumphs on home soil

Emerson Fittipaldi, McLaren, Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari, Jacky Ickx, Lotus
Photo by: David Phipps

McLaren’s 1974 campaign started off strongly, with Denny Hulme winning the opening round in Buenos Aires while Emerson Fittipaldi triumphed on home soil at the old-school, curvy, dusty, bumpy 7.96km Interlagos track.
On his ...Keep reading

Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff is looking to put the "tough weekends" behind him, confidently asserting the team can "strike back in Brazil".
Heading into the final four rounds of the 2025 Formula 1 season, Mercedes sits third in the constructors' standings, just one point behind second-placed Ferrari and nine points ahead of Red Bull in fourth.
After George Russell's victory in Singapore ...Keep reading

This week we meet one of the small group of broadcasters who can call themselves an F1 TV commentator.
Alex Jacques is the voice of Channel 4’s F1 coverage in the UK and his commentary is carried on F1 TV in the US and around the world. He works alongside former F1 drivers David Coulthard and Jolyon Palmer.
Alex worked his way up through F2 and the W Series and by 2018 he was a full-time ...Keep reading

Versatile racer and ex-Formula 1 driver Andrea de Adamich has died at the age of 84.
The Italian started 29 world championship grands prix between 1968 and 1973, driving for Ferrari, McLaren, March, Surtees and Brabham. He never quite scored a podium but finished fourth at both the 1972 Spanish and 1973 Belgian GPs – and scored top-threes in a trio of non-championship F1 events.
Having ...Keep reading

Versatile racer and ex-Formula 1 driver Andrea de Adamich has died at the age of 84.
The Italian started 29 world championship grands prix between 1968 and 1973, driving for Ferrari, McLaren, March, Surtees and Brabham. He never quite scored a podium but finished fourth at both the 1972 Spanish and 1973 Belgian GPs – and scored top-threes in a trio of non-championship F1 events.
Having ...Keep reading

Formula 1 returns this weekend with the much-loved Brazil Grand Prix, which will provide the next instalment in 2025's unpredictable title fight.
Mexico last time out saw Lando Norris dominate from pole, meaning he moved one point clear of McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri at the top of the championship after the Australian struggled to finish fifth.
Max Verstappen is also a player in the ...Keep reading

New circuits are a real challenge for Formula 1 teams. With recent additions like Miami and Las Vegas and Madrid’s new circuit arriving in 2026, those ‘unknowns’ are only multiplying. On top of the obvious pressures of learning a new track and its conditions, they can stress a team’s entire digital nervous system. 
That’s part of the conversation in the latest episode of the Securing ...Keep reading

New circuits are a real challenge for Formula 1 teams. With recent additions like Miami and Las Vegas and Madrid’s new circuit arriving in 2026, those ‘unknowns’ are only multiplying. On top of the obvious pressures of learning a new track and its conditions, they can stress a team’s entire digital nervous system. 
That’s part of the conversation in the latest episode of the Securing ...Keep reading

Formula 1 returns this weekend with the much-loved Brazil Grand Prix, which will provide the next instalment in 2025's unpredictable title fight.
Mexico last time out saw Lando Norris dominate from pole, meaning he moved one point clear of McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri at the top of the championship after the Australian struggled to fifth place at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
Max ...Keep reading