June 11 gave us stories full of heart, history, and hard-fought victories:

🏆 Jean Alesi’s long-awaited first (and only) Grand Prix win in Canada—on his 31st birthday, no less. A triumph years in the making, fuelled by loyalty to Ferrari and celebrated on Gilles Villeneuve’s home turf.

🎂 The 86th birthday of Sir Jackie Stewart—three-time world champion, safety pioneer, and one of F1’s most influential voices.

🇬🇧 Fernando Alonso dominates at Silverstone in 2006, showcasing peak precision in his title-defending season.

🕯️ And a moment of reflection on the 1955 Le Mans disaster, the darkest day in motorsport history.

🗓️ One date.
🏁 Four stories.
🔧 One unforgettable episode.

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On June 10th, 2007, a young rookie named Lewis Hamilton stunned the Formula 1 world with a cool, commanding drive to claim his maiden Grand Prix victory in Montreal. It was the moment a star was born 🌟

In this episode, we rewind to that incredible day — and also reflect on the legacy of Canadian racing pioneer Eppie Wietzes, and the rare Schumacher 1–2 that lit up the 2001 Canadian Grand Prix 🇨🇦🏁

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Controversy. Protest. Legacy.

In this episode, we revisit the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix — a race where the battle on track was fierce, but the final result came down to the stewards’ verdict. Sebastian Vettel crossed the line first, but Lewis Hamilton was awarded the win. What followed was one of the most memorable podium protests in modern F1.

We also celebrate the birthday of Luigi Fagioli — the oldest F1 winner in history — and rewind to 1968, when Bruce McLaren delivered his team’s very first Grand Prix victory.

🛑 Penalties, pioneers, and podium drama — June 9 has seen it all.

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