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GP History tells stories on Instagram. Stories about every GP winner since the start of the F1 championship in 1950. https://www.instagram.com/gphistory/?hl=en

In chronological order you wil find the pictures of the cars and their drivers.

12/02/2023

Rev your engines, race fans! The '54 Belgian GP was a scorcher, with Juan Manuel Fangio in his Maserati leaving the competition in the dust at Spa-Francorchamps. Drama and retirements aplenty, but also a showcase of Maserati's might. Don't miss it, sportos!.

06/02/2023

The 1954 Argentine Grand Prix was the 1st race of the F1 World Championship. Juan Manuel Fangio won the race, driving for Maserati, finishing 1 min ahead of his closest rival. It was held at the Autodromo 17 de Octubre in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on January 24th. The race was filled with accidents and retirements, and Mercedes-Benz returned to racing after a break.

02/02/2023

The 1953 Italian Grand Prix at the iconic Monza circuit was a race to remember! The competition was fierce as teams battled for the top spot. In the end, it was the one and only Juan Manuel Fangio, behind the wheel of his Maserati, who crossed the finish line first and made history. Meanwhile, on the championship side of the competition, Alberto Ascari, behind the wheel of his Ferrari, secured the victory and the Formula 1 World Championship title. A true testament to the talents of these two racing legends.

29/01/2023

The 1953 Swiss Grand Prix at the picturesque Bremgarten circuit was a historic event! Alberto Ascari, driving for Ferrari, took the checkered flag in first place. With his smooth driving style and natural talent, Ascari had already established himself as one of the greatest drivers of his era, having won the Formula One World Championship in 1952 and 1953.

23/01/2023

Revving up the engines, the 1953 German Grand Prix at the legendary Nürburgring circuit was a race for the ages! Held under Formula 2 regulations, the competition was fierce as teams battled for the top spot. In the end, it was the one and only Nino Farina, behind the wheel of his Alfa Romeo, who crossed the finish line first and made history.

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