Lego takes you back to a brief history of F1 racing development

The birth of F1 was actually a difference between the Grand Prix and the 1920s after the end of the Second World War. Today, let's review a brief history of the Formula 1 Formula 1 development with a Lego Lego through a completely different perspective.

1950-1958

At that time, most of the car design level and manufacturing technology remained in the pre-war stage, and all cars used front-engine structure. In the early 1950s, it belonged to the Italian Alfa Romeo, Maserati and Ferrari teams. The names of legendary drivers such as Alberto Ascari, Moss and Fangio were remembered. However, in 1954, the rules were revised. After the introduction of the 2.5-liter engine, many new teams were attracted to compete, including Mercedes-Benz. Fangio and his W196 car have won several brilliant victories! However, after the 1955 Le Mans accident, Mercedes chose to leave the stadium temporarily, and the stage was returned to the Italian team.