Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Max Verstappen of Red Bull during a practice session at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Bernard Asset/Courtesy of Assouline The Renault R30 from 2010, which led the team to fifth position in the constructors’ championship and had a highest finish of second place at the Australian Grand Prix, with Robert Kubica driving.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A/Courtesy of Assouline Driver Lewis Hamilton ready for action on his first day at Scuderia Ferrari in Maranello, Italy, January 2025.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Archive Automobile Club de Monaco/Courtesy of Assouline A poster celebrating the 15th Monaco Grand Prix, as it counted all the Grand Prix races staged in the Principality since the first one, held in 1929.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Realy Easy Star/Giuseppe Masci / Alamy Stock Photo/Courtesy of Assouline In the early 1990s, the Ferrari F1-90, designed by John Barnard, with which Alain Prost nearly won the title in 1990, was included in an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Bernard Asset/Courtesy of Assouline Pirelli has been the only supplier of tires to Formula One teams since 2011. The different color stripes on the tires signify their varying degrees of hardness, as well as their specified uses for track conditions.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Kenneth Stevens/Fairfax Media via Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline On April 27, 1975, Maria Grazia “Lella” Lombardi became the first woman to score (half) a point in Formula One.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: McLaren/Courtesy of Assouline Team factories reached another level with the inauguration of the McLaren Technology Centre, designed by Lord Norman Foster, 2004.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Paul-Henri Chaier/Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline Michael Schumacher in his car before the start of the Belgian Grand Prix, 1996.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A/Courtesy of Assouline After twelve seasons and six championships with Mercedes, Hamilton made the move to team Ferrari beginning in 2025.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Paul-Henri Chaier/Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline Schumacher celebrates after the San Marino Grand Prix, 1996.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Mark Thompson/Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline Verstappen takes the checkered flag to win the 2023 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and his third consecutive drivers’ title.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Formula 1 via Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline The 2021 season ended with a dramatic and controversial final-lap showdown between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, who were tied in points before the last race, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Darren Heath/Courtesy of Assouline A pit stop for the rookie driver Lewis Hamilton in his second Formula One race, at the 2007 Malaysian Grand Prix. He finished second in the race, and by year’s end he finished second in the championship.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Bernard Asset/Courtesy of Assouline Heikki Kovalainen driving his Renault R27 with an onboard camera in a photo shoot at the Zandvoort circuit in the Netherlands, 2007.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Popperfoto via Getty Images/Courtesy of Assouline September 5, 1971: At the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, Englishman Peter Gethin, in a BRM, won by just 0.01 seconds ahead of Ronnie Peterson, in a March Ford. It remains the closest race finish ever.
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Preview of Assouline’s ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection, Second Edition’
Image Credit: Steve Tee/Motorsport Images/Courtesy of Assouline After the 2000 Belgian Grand Prix, Mika Häkkinen demonstrates his winning passing move to Michael Schumacher.