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2021 was a year to remember. From the epic title battle, to the addition of new venues and the return of fans to the grandstands, here are five things we loved about the 2021 Formula 1 season!

As part of a photo project, Lee A Johnson spent ten years visiting General Admission areas at F1 circuits all over the world.

Six Mexican drivers have competed in Formula 1 and the partisan crowd have always flocked to the circuit to support their local drivers.

An interview with Linda Danton-Vizor, a huge Ayrton Senna fan who contacted us after seeing her photo in our article about the 1994 Monaco Grand Prix.

In 2021, the Dutch Grand Prix returns to the F1 calendar after a 36 year absence. Zandvoort is not the only track to make a long awaited comeback.

Op-artist Victor Vasarely was commissioned to create a chequered flag for the inaugural Hungarian Grand Prix in 1986.

Nine Austrian drivers have appeared in the Austrian Grand Prix, but Niki Lauda is the only Austrian to score an F1 win on home soil.

During its 13 seasons on the F1 calendar, Estoril hosted a number of classic F1 moments, including the closest ever title decider and Ayrton Senna’s first ever win.

Formula 1 has announced that the Miami Grand Prix will join the calendar in 2022. We take a look at the long road F1 faced in securing the deal.

Known as much for their party lifestyles as their heroics on the track, Hunt & Rosberg are two of F1’s luckiest champions.

Lewis Hamilton has recently joined the exclusive club of Formula 1 knights. Who else from the world of Formula 1 has been recognized? Karoly Mehes reports.

We pick out 5 highlights from an unforgettable F1 season, from surprise race winners, to record-breaking displays by Lewis Hamilton.