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(Welcome to Today in History, the series where we dive into important historical events that have had a significant impact on the automotive or racing world. If you have something you'd like to see ...

One of Formula 1’s most infamous disputes will be the subject of an upcoming feature documentary. Villeneuve & Pironi will focus on a two-week period involving Ferrari drivers Gilles Villeneuve and ...

On paper, Gilles Villeneuve was never an F1 champion. In his six years in Formula One, he won six races and finished runner-up in the 1979 championship to his Ferrari teammate Jody Scheckter. His son ...

It’s a story from the annals of early-Eighties Formula One, in which filmmakers Torquil Jones and Gabriel Clarke (both have pedigree in sports documentaries, and Clarke also wrote and co-directed ...

Torquil Jones discusses how the '70s and '80s were a unique time in the sport, why he centered women's voices in a male-dominated doc genre and getting footage of both legends viewers hadn't seen ...

Precisely 15,256 units of the Bronco were produced for the 1976 model year. Chassis number U15GLB09627 stands out from the crowd thanks to its first owner, Formula 1 racing driver Gilles Villeneuve.

Sky has sent along the first look and indeed first trailer for the upcoming documentary Villeneuve Pironi: Racing’s Untold Tragedy which is set to premiere on Sky Documentaries in the UK very soon.

MONTREAL — The rhythm and routine of each Formula One race weekend is the same, whether the teams find themselves in Melbourne or Monza, Monaco or Montreal. This season, the F1 travelling circus will ...

Gilles Villeneuve (1950 – 1982) was one of the best Formula One racecar drivers of all time. “WOW GILLES! Villenueve. The Undying Legend” celebrates the professional life and career of the ...

In the Formula One paddock, one often hears people say that the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal is “a street track without the houses.” This is true. Make a mistake here and, just as in Monaco, ...