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Clark, Senna, Antonelli – How the grand chelem age record has evolved

AutosportFri 7 Aug · 08:20 UTCupdated Mon 10 Aug · 10:53 UTCHave your say
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The article discusses the evolution of the grand chelem record in Formula 1, highlighting key drivers who have achieved this feat over the years. Kimi Antonelli recently set the record as the youngest driver to score a grand chelem, while historical figures like Juan Manuel Fangio and Jim Clark are noted for their significant contributions to this achievement.

It details the circumstances of various grand chelems, including Fangio's first in 1950 and Clark's record of eight. The article emphasizes the competitive nature of F1 and how the record has changed hands among legendary drivers, showcasing their remarkable performances and the challenges they faced.

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Clark, Senna, Antonelli – How the grand chelem age record has evolvedJuan Manuel Fangio – 38y, 10m, 27d 1950 Monaco GP The first-ever grand chelem – leading the whole race from pole position and setting the fastest lap on your way to victory – occurred in just the second race of the Formula 1 world championship. Future five-time title winner Juan Manuel Fangio was fastest by 2.6s in qualifying. The 38-year-old Argentine made it past Tabac corner ... Keep readingAutosportFri 7 Aug · 08:20 UTCRead →
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