End Of Year Special: The Best Of 2018

End Of Year Special: The Best Of 2018

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50 years since James Hunt’s dramatic title win - with Freddie Hunt

A fiery crash, a miraculous recovery, a shock disqualification, and a tense, rain-soaked title-decider. At the end of the drama-filled 1976 season, James Hunt emerged as Formula 1 World Champion.Hunt was loved by fans and respected by his rivals, particularly by Niki Lauda. The p ...  Show more

James Vowles: ‘the most difficult year of my career’

2026 was supposed to be the year Williams made a big step forward in Formula 1.They’d scored their first podiums under Team Principal James Vowles in 2025, all while prioritising focus on this new era of regulations, so expectations of what they could achieve this season were hig ...  Show more

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