New York Airways Boeing Vertol 107-II helicopter landing atop of the Pan Am Building, circa mid 1960s.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/aviation
Throwback to when Lewis left his phone on the podium at the 2017 Japanese GP and DannyRic had some fun with it4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
The only picture ever taken of Concorde flying at supersonic speed (April 1985)4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Felipe Massa's one off race suit for the 2006 Brazil GP. He won from pole.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Interesting find in the YouTube comment section. Kimi really is one of a kind....4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Michael Schumacher runs into his front jackman during practice, Imola 2000.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Carlos and Lando on team McLaren's VanDutch yachts, 2019 Monaco GP weekend4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
In honor of the stay at home order currently in place, here’s a shot of my backyard in full bloom.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Ronnie Peterson autographing a fan while Mario Andretti and Gunnar Nilsson observe4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Michael Schumacher and Eddie Jordan. The humble beginnings of a record breaking career.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Ayrton Senna and Sir Frank Williams have a chat. In 1983, Senna tested Keke Rosberg's FW08C at Donington Park. He would also test for Brabham and McLaren that year. Despite the Formula 3 champion's speed, none of the teams signed him and he ended up at Toleman for 1984.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Gerhard Berger in the Ferrari F93A. The Scuderia's 1993 car doesn't get a lot of love but I've always found it to be properly gorgeous3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/F1Porn
When you realize Drake's birthday is Oct. 24, which begins this Friday at midnight, which coincidentally is when he normally drops new music.3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/Drizzy
25 years ago today, Jean Alesi won the Canadian Grand Prix for Ferrari. The victory, which came on his 31st birthday, would be his first and only in Formula 1. On the cooldown lap, his Ferrari ran out of fuel and Michael Schumacher graciously gave him a lift to the pits (pictured).4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Murray Walker and a young David Coulthard in full Scottish garb at the Autosport awards3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
James Hunt showing off his watch to an uninterested Gilles Villeneuve. What do you think was said?3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
The very first Mclaren-Mercedes... the MP4-10B piloted by Mika Hakkinen at the 1995 British Grand Prix3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/F1Porn
The last time the old guard would share a podium together, Valencia 2012. These guys define the early 2000s V10 era for me. 10 WDCs between them, all Ferrari drivers at some point (and almost all of them Ferrari champions, sorry Fernando).4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Here's a fun fact you didn't ask for. In 2002, Michael Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya had the same number of pole positions (7), yet Schumi won 11 races that season and Montoya won none (Image: 2004 Belgian GP)4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Michael Schumacher hard on the brakes in his Ferrari F310 at the 1996 French GP4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/F1Porn
Jacky Ickx drove some incredible race cars throughout his career, achieving 8 F1 wins, 6 Le Mans victories, winning the Dakar Rally and a Can-Am championship. Which is your favorite machine?4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Rubens Barrichello, Imola 1994. He was incredibly lucky to escape this accident with his life4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Today marks 38 years since Gilles' tragic accident at Zolder. Pictured: him and baby Jacques4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
30 years ago Alain Prost and Nigel Mansell joined forces at Ferrari. This legendary yet often overlooked Scuderia duo had the privilege of racing one of the best looking and sounding F1 cars of all time, the 641 V12. Image is from the 1990 French GP at Paul Ricard (Prost leading Mansell).4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
A test of reflexes... Mansell tries to warn an oncoming Berger after spinning, 1989 season3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
17 years ago today, Juan Pablo Montoya won the Monaco GP for Williams-BMW. It is the team's last win the principality to date.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Senna pulling a quick one on Rubens Barrichello, much to Berger's amusement4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
On this day in 2001, the Schumacher brothers made history when Ralf finished P1 and Michael finished P2 at the Canadian GP.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Throwback Tuesday. Jacques Villeneuve's 1997 Williams FW19, with which he achieved 7 victories and that year's championship.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Brian Shul piloting the SR-71 Blackbird. During aerial reconnaissance missions, the aircraft would maintain an altitude of 85,000 feet at speeds exceeding mach 3 to avoid detection. Pilots were required to wear full pressurized suits as standard masks did not supply enough oxygen.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The mid 70s F1 aesthetic featuring Ronnie Peterson, Mario Andretti, Patrick Depailler, and James Hunt3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Thought I’d post something a little bit more upbeat given that May 1 is just around the corner. Senna’s last win, Adelaide 19934yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Jack Brabham, John Surtees, Graham Hill and Jim Clark gather to congratulate Miss Motor Racing 19664yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Alain Prost and Ron Dennis, a partnership that yielded 3 world championships (1985, 86, and 89)4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
The only photo ever taken of the Concorde flying at supersonic speed (April 1985)4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Wanted to share an uplifting story. In the late 1980s, Williams started smoking Barclay's. Williams tried many different cigarettes: Camel's, Rothmans, and even Winfield's. Finally, at his doctors urging, Williams tried quitting. With the help of NiQuitin, Williams has been tobacco free since 2005!4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
On this day in 2007, Lewis Hamilton took his first win at the Canadian GP.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
30 years ago today, F1 celebrated its 500th world championship GP in Adelaide3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
A mid 1970s Formula 1 race car with its body panels removed. The driver is Graham Hill.4yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
This week on engine manufacturers you didn't know had participated in F1.... Porsche. The partnership between the German manufacturer and Footwork Arrows lasted 6 races in 1991 before it was announced the constructor would replace the V12 engine with the more reliable V8 Cosworth.3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
Chaos at the start of the 1990 USGP in the streets of Phoenix... anyone else want to see American street circuits return to the calendar?3yr ⋅ doublem00 ⋅ r/formula1
