Презентация PPTX

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Formula One Group is a group of companies
responsible for promoting the Formula One
Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
and the commercial rights in the sport.

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it all dates back to France on 20
June 1904, when an organization
called the Fédération Internationale
de l’Automobile (FIA)was founded
under its original name Association
Internationale des Automobile Clubs
Reconnus (AIACR). The purpose of
the FIA was to protect the rights of
French motorists, but eventually, in
the 1950s, its responsibilities grew
considerably greater.

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Initially inspired by the Gordon Bennet-style races
(founded to inspire competition in the industry), this still
novel idea completely captivated the primarily French
audience, with petrol filling their noses all around. 12
manufacturers provided 32 cars, and they would race in
a marathon consisting of 770 miles within two days.
Racers would take off at 90-second intervals, and the
race was essentially a time trial.

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In 1925, the first manufacturers’ World Championship
took place, consisting of four races: the Indianapolis
500 and the respective Grand Prix of Europe, France,
and Italy. This perspective on world championships
helped pave the road for the Formula One we know
today.
At the turn of the decade, organizers announced that
a Formula One Grand Prix World Championship
would take place the following year. The first World
Championship F1 race after WW2 occurred at the
United Kingdom’s Silverstone circuit on 13 May
1950.At Silverstone, Giuseppe Farina became the first
driver to win an F1 championship race.

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In 2017, Liberty Media became the owner of Formula
1. An American company has acquired the commercial
rights to this species.The executive director of the
Formula One Group is former Ferrari team principal
Stefano Domenicali.

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In 2002, Schumacher took the wheel of a Ferrari F2002 and started the season with another
controversial situation. During the race in Austria, his teammate Rubens Barrichello was leading, and
he would have won if he hadn't been asked to slow down and give up his position: Schumacher was
the team's favorite. The audience was not pleased, and they booed the driver during the awards
ceremony. Schumacher tried to smooth things over by placing Rubens on the podium next to him, but
this did not help to calm the crowd's outrage.

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Now firmly established as one of the
sport’s greats, four-time Formula
One World Champion Max
Verstappen has been rewriting the
record books since he became F1’s
youngest driver when, aged 17, he
made his debut with Scuderia Toro
Rosso at the 2015 Australian Grand
Prix.
A year later Max won on his Red Bull
Racing debut, claiming victory at the
2016 Spanish Grand Prix to become
the sport’s youngest winner.