The Petronas Towers
The Mercedes AMG team shows off its trophies from the 1-2 finish by Hamilton and Rosberg in Sepang. Read More …
Tag: races
F1A&G posts tagged races
Andretti—Fuji 1976
Mario Andretti (Lotus 77) wins from pole in atrocious monsoon conditions at the 1976 Japanese GP, better known for James Hunt’s 3rd place — earning him the World Championship — and Niki Lauda’s courageous withdrawal. Read More …
Spanish Evening
In the 2013 Spanish GP, Fernando Alonso sent crowd into ecstasy as the Ferrari driver and home hero charged from a P5 start to his first Barcelona victory since 2006. You can feel the emotion in this photo. Read More …
Time To Say Goodnight
Not a great day for the Lotus F1 Team — Grosjean 12th and Maldonado 14th — but a great photo. Read More …
Mercedes 1-2 In Bahrain
Lewis Hamilton held off Nico Rosberg over the closing laps, on harder tires, to win the Grand Prix of Bahrain for his second consecutive victory of 2014. Read More …
This Car Was Spectacular
Lewis Hamilton gives a playful slap to his Mercedes AMG W05 after winning the 2014 Malaysian GP from pole. Read More …
Mika vs Michael—Austria 1998
In the 1998 Austrian GP at the A1 Ring, Mika Häkkinen won from David Coulthard and Michael Schumacher to claim a 5th victory of the season and an eight-point lead on the way to his first of two consecutive F1 World Championships. Read More …
Malaysian GP In 60 Seconds
Sky Sports F1 offers video highlights of the 2014 Grand Prix of Malaysia in one minute. Read More …
Controlled Chaos
Navigating the Variante del Rettifilo, Monza’s tight, first chicane, is always a challenge, especially at the start. This shot is from the 1988 Italian Grand Prix, often remembered for the emotional 1-2 finish by the Scuderia Ferrari, and the only race of the 1988 season McLaren-Honda failed to win. Read More …
Hamilton Leads From Pole For 1st Malaysian GP Win
Lewis Hamilton’s victory in Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix was hardly surprising. After all, he is the quickest driver and he happens to be driving a Mercedes car which is vastly superior to the other 21 vehicles on the grid. Except Rosberg’s. And he beat his teammate by the staggering margin of 17.3 seconds. Read More …