The racing cars of the 1970s were untameable beasts, made of pure metal, powered by roaring V8 and V12 engines that made the tarmac tremble. Without the protection of modern computers, and with no crumple zones or run-off areas to save them, the drivers relied solely on their courage, their reflexes and an unbreakable bond with their cars. Every start was a vow, every overtaking manoeuvre a triumph over their own mortality. These illustrations were created with the help of artificial intelligence.
MARCH | WATKINS | GLEN | LOTUS | RIVERSIDE | MCLAREN | TYRRELL | BRABHAM | AI
Tom Belso was the first Dane to start in Formula 1. | In 1977, the German Hans-Joachim Stuck drove for Brabham. | In 1976, the Belgian Jacky Ickx raced for Ensign. | The German Jochen Mass won a race in Spain in 1975. | The Scot Jackie Stewart was world champion three times. | The Swede Ronnie Peterson drove for March in 1976. | Bruno Giacomelli and Alfa Romeo made their debut in 1979. | In 1978, the Austrian Niki Lauda drove for Brabham. | Jacques Laffite from France drove for Ligier from 1976 to 1982. | The six-wheeled Tyrrell was driven by Patrick Depailler in 1976. | The Swede Reine Wisell made his debut in Anderstorp in 1973. | The Austrian Jochen Rindt became world champion in 1970.
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