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For those who have an interest in the great changes that went on
in F1 racing in the first dozen years, Here is a recent story from
Autoweek, that I very much enjoyed.
"VANWALL’S CONSTRUCTORS’ CHAMPIONSHIP IN ’58 CHANGED GRAND PRIX RACING FOREVER
Inflection point
AUGUST 1, 2018
Casablanca, October 1958. A cool breeze off the Atlantic provides
spectators at trackside some relief from the afternoon sun, but Stirling
Moss hardly notices. It’s the final race of the Formula 1 season, and
Moss needs everything to go his way today if he’s going to win the title
he covets: a victory, fastest lap and for his rival and fellow
countryman, Ferrari’s Mike Hawthorn, to finish no better than third.------"
AUTOWEEK.COM
https://autoweek.com/article/autoweek-60/vanwalls-constructors-championship-58-changed-grand-prix-racing-forever
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