Maserati 250F – A Commonplace Miracle
It was a miracle that Juan Manuel Fangio was even able to start the 1954 Argentine Grand Prix…
Tag Archives: Maserati
F1’s Argentinian Tango
On this day in F1… 17th July 1995 Twenty One years ago today, an F1 legend who was an exponent of the Argentinian Tango on 4 wheels died. The romantics amongst […]
On This Day in #F1: 12 July
Brought to you by TheJudge13 chronicler BlackJack’sBriefs 1959 . . . is remembered for . . . Fidel Castro took over from President Batista, the Dalai Lama escaped from Tibet, the […]
The Notorious F1 Godfathers: The Man Who Became “The Maestro”
Brought to you by TheJudge13 contributor Dane Hansen *** The 50’s. The Wild West of Grand Prix racing and a time when it all seemed so primitive. Men raced rugged machines […]
The #F1 Bar Exam: 26 September 2013
Welcome to another week of TheJudge13 #F1 Bar Exam. Last Week’s Question(s): Can you name the circuit in the image. Can you also name the first ever Formula 1 winner (in a […]
On This Day in #F1: 16 July
In 1954, Fangio had started his season in a Maserati, winning two of the initial three GP’s. Indianapolis counted as a race for F1 but was never contested by the […]
