Mike Krack: Vettel + Massa’s mentor, aiming high at Aston Martin

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LEGENDS: How Jacques Villeneuve shook up F1

The son of a motorsport legend, a racer since childhood, Formula 1 was Jacques Villeneuve's destiny. In 1996, the young Canadian arrived at his first Grand Prix and immediately proved he belonged there by taking pole position. In his rookie season Villeneuve won races, went wheel ...  Show more

Dan Towriss: the ‘passion and drive’ behind Cadillac F1 Team

The newest team in Formula 1 are here to compete. Cadillac have earned the respect of their rivals. Now they’re pushing to get faster.CEO Dan Towriss takes Tom Clarkson back to the start of the story - how he and his TWG Motorsports company first became involved in discussions ab ...  Show more

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