All F1 titles, champions and world championships in history

After the third round at Spa-Francorchamps, Fangio, who started the championship with Marserati, decided to move to Mercedes Benz, a manufacturer that was trying to revive the Silver Arrows era that shone in the mid-1930s under Alfred Neubauer. .

At the end of the season, Mercedes-Benz withdrew from all its activities in the world of motorsports due to the Le Mans tragedy that occurred on June 11, 1955.

The German manufacturer returned to F1 in 1994 as an engine supplier, and did not return to being an official team until 2010. p>

After winning the world championship title in the 350cc and 500cc categories with MV Agusta between the 1958 and 1960 seasons, Sutrees wanted to find new challenges.

He tried his hand at Formula 1 in 1960, finishing second on his British GP debut with Lotus.

The highlight of his F1 career came in 1964, when he won the title with Ferrari. p>

Until now, there is no other driver who can match the milestone of achieving world championships in motorcycling and Formula 1. p>

Jochen Rindt had a fatal accident at Parabolic corner when he tested the Lotus 72 without wings during practice for the Italian GP. p>

Holding a 20-point lead over nearest rival Jackie Stewart, Lotus boss Collin Chapman chose young Brazilian driver Emerson Fitipaldi as the Austrian’s replacement.

With the difficult task of preventing Rindt’s rival from overtaking him in points, Fittipaldi won the final race, at Watkins Glen. p>

The victory gave the title to Rindt, who is the only posthumous Formula 1 world champion.

If you’ve seen the movie Rush, you’ll know what this season was like. p>

Yes. The film brought up the rivalry between James Hunt and Niki Lauda, which took place during the 1976 season. P>

The points lead that Lauda built in the first half of the season were lost after a horrific crash at the Nurburgring nearly cost him his life. p>

By deciding not to contest the last race at the Fuji circuit, Japan, due to the insecurity caused by the rain, Lauda lost the world championship with a difference of one point compared to Hunt, who finished the race in third place. p>

One of the “darkest” seasons in the history of Formula 1. p>

Conflicts between teammates, boycotts, incidents and political wars between FISA and FOCA.

Several teams defending the FOCA (Formula 1 Manufacturers Association) boycotted the San Marino GP, resulting in only 14 cars taking part in the event. p>

The race itself saw a conflict between two Ferrari drivers, Gilles Villeneuve and Didier Pironi. p>

Villeneuve had a fatal accident in qualifying for the Belgian GP at Zolder after crashing into the rear of Jochen Mass’s car and being thrown into the air. p>

The tragedy did not end there: the young Italian driver, Ricardo Paletti, also lost his life after colliding with Pironi’s car that stopped at the start of the Canadian GP at the Gilles Villeneuve circuit (previously called Notre Dame) p>

Arriving in Germany with a 9-point lead, Pironi had a terrible accident at the Hockenheimring that damaged his leg and forced him to end his Formula 1 career. p>

With the conflict experienced by Ferrari, the technical problems experienced by Renault, Keke Rosberg and Williams used it to win the drivers’ title in the 1982 season with a 5-point lead over Pironi. p>

This title is also the last for Cosworth’s DFV engine, which has dominated Formula 1 since 1968. p>

After 12 years without fatal incidents, Formula 1 lost two of its drivers in the same weekend.

Simtek-Ford driver Roland Ratzenberger suffered a fatal accident during qualifying for the San Marino GP. For his art, three-time world champion Ayrton Senna, who was driving for Williams-Renault that year, died after suffering an accident at the Tamburello curve when he was leading the race. Q>

In his second season in Formula 1, Jacques Villeneuve fought fiercely with Michael Shumacher during 1997. p>

In the last race of the year, at Jerez, Schumacher, who at the time had a one-point lead, crashed his car into Vilenneuve’s. p>

Schumacher failed to finish the race, while Villeneuve finished third and secured the title. p>

Not only that, the FIA also removed all the points that Schumacher achieved in that season after considering that the incident had been on purpose. p>

It was Ferrari’s first title since Jody Scheckter became world champion 21 years ago.” p>

Schumacher surpassed the record that Juan Manuel Fangio held for 46 years by winning his sixth title that year.

Raikkonen is Ferrari’s last world champion to date.

Mercedes managed to dominate the first season of the V6 hybrid engine era. In addition, it was also the first Silver Arrows title in almost 60 years. Q>

Max Verstappen ended Hamilton’s reign in a historic season, full of drama, controversy and a lot of emotion. In fact, the title was not decided until literally the very last lap of the last race, following a controversial decision at the Abu Dhabi GP.