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The Sports Archives – Picking Your Favorite F1 Rivalries: Which Is The Best?
Unsplash – CC0 License F1 is one of the most intense sports in the world. Unlike most others, combatants really do dice with death on their way around the course at speeds in excess of 180 mph. But that’s only … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – When Teammate Rivalry In Formula One Goes Too Far!
Among many things of note during the current Formula One season, in-team fighting and unrest has perhaps been the most prominent. Ayrton Senna once said: “Being a racing driver means you are racing with other people, and if you no … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 5 Of The Greatest Formula 1 Drivers
Formula 1 racing may be the most fast-paced and highly entertaining sport on the planet. In the many decades of professional competition, dozens of drivers have possessed skills and nerves that have allowed them to be considered among the greatest … Continue reading
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