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An open-hearted interview for The Times saw Ralf Schumacher talk about his life-one filled with various challenges as the little brother of Michael Schumacher, the hero of Formula One. While Michael is synonymous with great heights of F1 success, Ralf had to confront the continuous comparison and family pressures throughout his career. “People look at you and everything you do is not good enough,” Ralf admitted, the constant pressure of being measured against his brother’s achievements. Despite competing in Formula One from 1997 to 2007, securing six Grand Prix victories and 27 podium finishes, Ralf often felt overshadowed by Michael’s record of 91 race wins and seven world championships.

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To most F1 fans worldwide, Ayrton Senna is the greatest driver in the history of the sport. Having started his career with Toleman back in 1984, the Brazilian went on to enjoy one of the most historic careers F1 has ever seen, claiming 41 wins and 80 podiums with Lotus and McLaren.

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In the mid-1990s, SsangYong Motor Company, a South Korean manufacturer better known for its SUVs and trucks, made an unexpected foray into endurance racing. This bold attempt was supposed to break new ground by entering the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans, making SsangYong the first Korean automaker to compete in the prestigious event. The effort was led by 1991 Le Mans winner and former Formula 1 driver Bertrand Gachot, who through his ingenuity and dogged determination brought the unlikely project into life.

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Ferrari plans to unveil its 2025 Formula 1 car at the headquarters in Maranello on February 19, 2025. It is going to be the follow-up after the sport made a history-opening season launch held in London’s O2 Arena for the 75-year anniversary of Formula 1.