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The monocoque is the backbone of an F1 car designed for performance and driver safety
From Lotus driver Graham Hill claiming his second World Championship in 1968 to Lewis Hamilton securing his sixth Drivers' title in 2019 with Mercedes.
A guide exploring skid blocks in Formula 1, an element attached to the bottom of an F1 car, that are also known as planks.
From the birth of F1 driver and legend Alan Jones in 1946 to Lewis Hamilton winning his first of seven Drivers' Championships in 2008.
From Mika Hakkinen securing his first World Championship title in 1998 to Mercedes clinching a record consecutive seventh Constructors' Championship in 2020.
From the birth of F1 driver Derek Bell in 1941 to both Mika Hakkinen winning the Drivers' Championship with McLaren and Ferrari winning the Constructors' in 1999.
In 1968, tobacco company Imperial Tobacco become the first works team sponsor for one of F1's most iconic teams.
From the birth of F1 legend Nino Farina in 1906 to Aytron Senna claiming his first F1 title in 1988 at the Japanese Grand Prix.
A critical area to F1 driver safety is the tracks barrier system, one of these is called the Armco barrier.
Formula 1's DRS rules have faced recent scrutiny. However, a straightforward change could elevate the racing experience for fans and drivers.