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History
The roots of F1 can be traced back to the road races in France in the 1890s with
the first race using the name "Grand Prix" occurring in 1901 at Le Mans
which was won by Ferencz Szisz. The appearance of the first
"pits" (shallow dug-outs at the side of the road) was in 1908.
After World War II a new formula for cars of 1,500 cc supercharged and 4,500 cc
un-supercharged began called Formula A. Although the name changed to
Formula 1 in 1948 it's generally accepted that the modern era of Formula One
Grand Prix racing began in 1950 at which time the minimum race distance was
reduced from 500 km (311 miles) to 300 km (186 miles) and was held at
Silverstone.
Recipes
A note from the Editor
Below are some recipes I've personally selected which represent the best of
traditional cuisine from the 17 countries hosting the races so you can prepare
authentic dishes to enjoy whilst you're watching the excitement.
Happy Cooking, Eating, F1 watching !
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AUSTRALIA (Melbourne) |
14 - 16 Mar |
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MALAYSIA (Kuala Lumpur) |
21 - 23 Mar |
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BAHRAIN (Bahrain) |
04 - 06 Apr |
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SPANISH (Catalunya) |
25 - 27 Apr |
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TURKISH (Istanbul) |
09 - 11 May |
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MONACO (Monte Carlo) |
22 - 25 May |
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CANADIAN
(Montreal) |
06 - 08
Jun |
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FRANCE (Magny-Cours) |
20 - 22
Jun |
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BRITISH
(Silverstone) |
04 - 06
Jul |
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GERMAN
(Hockenheim) |
18 - 20
Jul |
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HUNGARIAN
(Budapest) |
01 - 03
Aug |
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EUROPEAN
(Valencia) |
22 - 24
Aug |
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BELGIAN
(Spa-Francorchamps) |
05 - 07
Sep |
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ITALIAN
(Monza) |
12 - 14
Sep |
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SINGAPORE
(Singapore) |
26 - 28
Sep |
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JAPANESE
(Fuji Speedway) |
10 - 12
Oct |
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CHINESE
(Shanghai) |
17 - 19
Oct |
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BRAZILIAN
(Sao Paulo) |
31 Oct -
02 Nov |
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