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    The Formula 1 world championship began in 1950 and is considered the world’s leading form of single-seater motorsport. The 2025 F1 season is the 75th time the world championship has been held. [caption id="attachment_530322" align="alignright" width="470"] The 2025 Formula 1 season starts in Australia[/caption]A world drivers’ champion has been crowned every year since the series began. Since 1958 a world constructors’ championship title has also been awarded. The most successful F1 drivers in history are seven-times world champions Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher. In 2021 the former became the first and so far only driver to date to win 100 grands prix. While Schumacher retired from F1 at the end of 2012, Hamilton continues to race. His rival world champions in the series are Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso. There are 10 teams active in the championship, each of which field cars for two drivers. Each team is required to design and build the majority of its cars but may source some parts including engines, gearboxes and certain other components. Ferrari has won the F1 constructors’ championship more times than any other team, with 16 titles. It is also the only team which has competed in every championship since the…
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    The Formula 1 world championship began in 1950 and is considered the world’s leading form of single-seater motorsport. The 2025 F1 season is the 75th time the world championship has been held. [caption id="attachment_530322" align="alignright" width="470"] The 2025 Formula 1 season starts in Australia[/caption]A world drivers’ champion has been crowned every year since the series began. Since 1958 a world constructors’ championship title has also been awarded. The most successful F1 drivers in history are seven-times world champions Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher. In 2021 the former became the first and so far only driver to date to win 100 grands prix. While Schumacher retired from F1 at the end of 2012, Hamilton continues to race. His rival world champions in the series are Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso. There are 10 teams active in the championship, each of which field cars for two drivers. Each team is required to design and build the majority of its cars but may source some parts including engines, gearboxes and certain other components. Ferrari has won the F1 constructors’ championship more times than any other team, with 16 titles. It is also the only team which has competed in every championship since the…
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  • “What a Class Act” – 2001 F1 season video review

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 2001 review video is exceptionally bad, especially given that the 2001 DVD review is pretty good, and they both have the same material to work from.

    “Two Till The End” – 1984 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    Although McLaren were dominant, 1984 was a close season – the closest ever, in fact, with Niki Lauda sneaking the title from team-mate Alain Prost by just half a point.

    “The Official Review” – 2001 F1 season DVD review

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 2001 season review DVD, again produced by Sony, is something of an oddity. It is not available as a commercial retail DVD, but was given away with early copies of the Formula One 2001 Playstation 2 game.

    “The Official End of Season Review” – 1983 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The quality of the footage on the 1983 review is not very good, and the commentary is simply appalling.

    “The Official End of Season Review” – 1982 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 1982 season was probably the most important of the eighties – but for all the wrong reasons.

    “The champion on the track” – 1999 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    This was the championship it seemed no-one wanted to win.

    “Start to Finish” – 1981 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    This is as early as the official FOCA reviews stretch back, and it shows.

    “Senna fights back” – 1993 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    Despite the title, this video does not focus as narrowly on Ayrton Senna as the 1992 tape does on Nigel Mansell.

    “Michael does it again” – 2004 F1 season review DVD

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    It’s taken a while for FOCA to get their act together with F1 review DVDs – too long, really – but the 2004 DVD delivers the goods.

    “Michael’s record year” – 2002 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    If you’re putting a collection of these videos together, put this one at the bottom of your wish list. There really is nothing to commend it.

    “Michael & co. the dream team” – 2003 F1 season review DVD

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    Although there are DVD reviews available for the 2000 and 2001 season, FOM took until 2003 to start putting their own DVD reviews out.

    “How to win a championship” – 1989 F1 season video review

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    Quite a few of these F1 season review videos have perplexing titles, and this is a prime example.

    “Honda… all fired up!” – 1988 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 1988 season review video boasts a strong commentating line-up: F1 legend Stirling Moss and top pundit Tony Jardine.

    “He did it his way” – 1995 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The simmering Schumacher-Hill rivalry of 1995 makes for great viewing.

    “Flying Finn first at the finish” – 1998 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 1998 season video suffers from the same irritating commentary that spoils the 1997 review.

    “Down to the last 30 minutes” – 1997 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    A case study in how to spoil good material with sloppy production.

    “Deservedly Prost” – 1985 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    A host of mid-eighties major names including Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet commentate on the 1985 season review.

    “All over down under” – 1986 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    A scintillating season with three drivers still in the championship hunt at the final round – and we all know what happened to Nigel Mansell at that infamous race.

    “A Painless Half-Nelson” – 1987 F1 season review video

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The 1987 season saw Nelson Piquet take his third title after a season-long battle with Williams team mate Nigel Mansell. The championship was decided when Mansell shunted in practice at Suzuka and injured his back.

    “A champion and a gentleman” – 1996 F1 season review

    1 Jan 2005 | Keith Collantine

    The commentary is decidedly indifferent and the actual composition of the video towards the end is decidedly dodgy. Perhaps this was rushed out for the 1996 Christmas market?

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