Nürburgring Nordschleife: A lap of “The Green Hell”
Forty-four years after Niki Lauda’s fiery accident at the German Grand Prix, Károly Méhes finally had the opportunity to complete his own lap of the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
Features
Interviews, opinions, advice and a look back at some of the best moments from Formula 1 history.
Ten Moments from 40 Years of the Hungarian Grand Prix
Hungarian F1 journalist and author Károly Méhes looks back on some of his best memories from 40 years of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: West Grandstand Review
Learn more about what it’s like to watch the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the West grandstand, which offers some of the best trackside views at Yas Marina Circuit.
RANKED: The Highest Attended F1 Races of All Time
As F1 attendance figures continue to rise across the globe, we take a look at which Grand Prix weekends were the best-attended in the sport’s history.
My First Live F1 Race, the 1982 British Grand Prix
Hungarian journalist Károly Méhes recounts his first taste of a live Formula 1 race at the 1982 British Grand Prix.
The Best Trackside Hotels on the F1 Calendar
From historic 5-star grandeur in Monaco to Abu Dhabi’s iconic W Hotel, these are the best trackside hotels on the Formula 1 calendar.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Main Grandstand Review
Detailed guide to buying tickets for the Main Grandstand at Yas Marina Circuit while attending the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Heartbreak & Triumph: Nigel Mansell on the Hungarian Grand Prix
Nigel Mansell shares his memories of the Hungaroring, where he achieved one of his greatest victories for Ferrari and clinched the 1992 drivers’ title.
Discovering Niki Lauda’s Vienna
Károly Méhes visits Vienna to discover the places made famous by Niki Lauda, 3-time Formula 1 World Champion and one of the Austrian capital’s most famous sons.
My first trip to Circuit de Catalunya
Hungarian Formula 1 journalist Károly Méhes reminisces about his first trip to the Spanish Grand Prix at Circuit de Catalunya in 2000.
Two Firsts & One Last: 1996 Monaco & Spanish Grands Prix
Thirty years on, Karoly Mehes looks back at the 1996 Monaco and Spanish Grands Prix, two landmark races in the history of Formula 1 for very different reasons.
Ferenc Szisz: The First Grand Prix Winner
The first French Grand Prix at Le Mans in 1906 is regarded as being the first professional motorsport event. The winner was a Hungarian called Ferenc Szisz, and this is his story.
