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Formula 1: records & history
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Formula 1 (records & history): Seven titles are held by Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher. Five straight titles went to Michael Schumacher. The most successful team is Ferrari. The first championship race was held at Silverstone (England) in 1950.
The first race was at Silverstone. Four straight titles went to Sebastian Vettel. The 24-hour race is the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The legendary Eifel circuit is the Nürburgring.
Good to know: Hamilton and Schumacher are record champions with seven titles each. Schumacher defined an entire era of the sport with Ferrari. Ferrari is the only team present continuously since the first season in 1950. At the very first World Championship race in 1950 at Silverstone, even the British king was in attendance. Silverstone was built on a former military airfield. Vettel is still the youngest world champion in Formula One history: he was 23 in 2010. At Le Mans teams race straight through a full day and night. The Nürburgring's 'Nordschleife' is known as the 'Green Hell'. In the end it is less about memorising than about recognising.
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