Death, accountability and punishment in Italy

Article Abstract:

Italian court decisions on cases involving fatalities at the Formula One races in Italy could undermine its motor sports. These cases involved the deaths of Ayrton Senna, Wolfgang von Trips, Jochen Rindt and Ronnie Peterson. Racing teams also blamed Italy's racing conditions and regulations.

Italy, Cases, Automobile racing drivers, Race car drivers

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Team shenanigans

Article Abstract:

Team-to-team agreements in automobile racing events significantly influence the outcome of the races. They allow racing drivers from the same team to hinder the performance of competing drivers while ensuring the win of their teammates.

Methods, Practice, Motor vehicle drivers, Automobile drivers

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A dramatic debut

Article Abstract:

A writer recounts how he and his ragtag team went to Monaco to participate in the 1957 Grand Prix. Despite enormous odds, they managed to hold their own in the race until technical problems forced a 6th place finish.

Personal narratives, History, Monaco Grand Prix Race

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