Translated by Nikos Arvanitis

Colombia’s modern political, financial and social history was marked by the constant battle of Colombian governments to overpower the action of drug dealers – a battle that cost the life of thousands of public officials and people at cartels, exceeded the national borders and designated as the most famous person of the country the notorious Medellin cartel leader, Pablo Escobar Gaviria.

Translated by Giannis Binas

What if Minardi’s budget was always limited and the potential for distinctions delimited in advance?

Translated by Ioannis Binas.

McLaren’s single-seaters are, livery wise, included in the most beautiful ones over time – the most characteristic examples being the red and white single-seaters of the Marlboro era (1974-1996) and the ‘silver arrows’ of the West era (1997-2005).

translated by Giannis Binas

In 1978, the Canadians deliriously celebrated the triumph of their compatriot, Gilles Villeneuve, at the circuit of Montreal – he couldn’t have chosen a better place for his maiden win in Formula 1.

Translated by Giannis Binas

During the 60s, the regulatory framework (design parameters, use of specific materials and technologies) of building a single-seater was nearly liberal; the mechanics’ imagination could, no exaggeration here, go rampant!

Translated by Giannis Binas

His name is synonymous with the nature of Formula 1 itself… and how couldn’t it be after all?

Translated by Giannis Binas

In Formula 1 history, more than a few tragic incidents have been recorded during racing weekends.

Translated by Giannis Binas

The single-seater safety during the 60s was mildly deficient.

Translated by Giannis Binas

What if the books of statistics recall it as one of the least successful teams to enter F1 in the 90s?

Translated by Giannis Binas

Barcelona, 22-23 April 1998.

What can happen when the reigning Formula 1, WRC and MotoGP champions find themselves on the same circuit?