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Safety car: one of many caution periods

The most beautiful backdrop in Formual One

Rubens Barrichello at his first Formula One employment

Rubens Barrichello at his first Formula One employment

Rubens Barrichello at his first Formula One employment

Renault pit crew one second before service

Ralf Schumacher passing the second corner

Jim Clark and one of the Lotus mechanics

Phil Hill with the Ford MkII (107) displays the untidy nose and tacked on trims in an attempt to keep the car stable at its 210 mph limits. He is followed on Saturday afternoon by one of the special bodied Donald Healey entered Sebring Sprites.

Under the bonnet of one of the Shelby Cobra Daytona coupes.

Bernie Ecclestone, the chief executive of the Formula One Group, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 2016

One more farewell in a weekend full of them: Force India paid tribute to Nico Hulkenberg, their Formula 1 driver from 2011-12 and 2014-16, with a party, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 2016

Jackie Stewart, one of the greatest figures of motor racing

Jackie Stewart with Chase Carey, formerly the president of the 21st Century Fox media conglomerate, now chairman of the Formula One Group

Behind Ecclestone Donald MacKenzie, founder of CVC Capital Partners, leader of a consortium that sold Delta Topco (owner of the Formula One Group) to Liberty Media, Monza, Italian Grand Prix, 2016

The field brakes into turn one, with Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, in front, followed by Jenson Button, McLaren, Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari and Daniel Ricciado, Red Bull, Spielberg, Austrian Grand Prix, 2016

The midfield at turn one, Spielberg, Austrian Grand Prix, 2016

Marshalls lift Jolyon Palmer's Renault after he crashed into the barrier at turn one during the early laps of the Monaco Grand Prix, 2016

Bernie Ecclestone, chief executive of the Formula One Group, Monte Carlo Grand Prix, 2016

Donald MacKenzie, Co-Head of Global Investments at CVC Capital Partners Limited which owns about 35% of the controlling stake in Formula One's parent company, Delta Topco

The Formula One Group CEO, 85 year old Bernie Ecclestone

Nico Rosberg's (Mercedes) rear brakes catching fire after his spin at turn one, Friday practice, Mexican Grand Prix, 2015

Max Verstappen, Toro Rosso-Renault, sets the pace in practice session one, Mexican Grand Prix, 2015

Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, leads Vettel through turn one, Italian Grand Prix, Monza, 2015

Curb at turn one, Italian Grand Prix, Monza, 2015

Bernie Ecclestone, the chief executive of the Formula One Group, Italian Grand Prix, Monza, 2015

Lewis Hamilton in one of his many appearances this race weekend, Bahrain Grand Prix, 2015

Maurizio Arrivabene, the new principal of the Ferrari Formula One team. He was appointed in November 2014, replacing Marco Mattiacci in the role, Bahrain Grand Prix, 2015

Massa is one of the first congratulants to Lewis Hamilton after the race, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 2014

Bernie Ecclestone, president and CEO of Formula One Management, on the grid, Hockenheim, German Grand Prix, 2014

Nico Hulkenberg in his Force India, leading the midfield into turn one, Spielberg, Austrian Grand Prix, 2014

Pole setter Felipa Massa, Williams, leads the field into turn one, Spielberg, Austrian Grand Prix, 2014

Felipa Massa, Williams, leads the field into turn one, Spielberg, Austrian Grand Prix, 2014

Out of turn one goes Nico Rosberg, Mercedes

Freshly showered: Nico Rosberg, one hour after his Monaco Grand Prix victory, 2014

Boats and yachts moored in the famous Monte Carlo harbour at one of the best possible zones for Sunday's race, Monaco Grand Prix, 2014

Fernando Alonso, Ferrari pits for a new set of tyres

Fernando Alonso, Ferrari gets a new set of tyres

Fernando Alonso, Ferrari gets a new set of tyres

One of Etihad Airways grid girls

Damon Hill, F1 World Champion in 1996, is also one of the famous F1 Grand Prix attendees, Sunday race day at Abu Dhabi, 2013

Eddie Jordan is one of the many famous F1 Grand Prix attendees, Sunday race day at Abu Dhabi

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, and FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Downtown Singapore and race track impressions, viewed from Swissotel The Stamford, one of Southeast Asia’s tallest hotels, during Friday’s second practice

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, and FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Downtown Singapore and race track impressions, viewed from Swissotel The Stamford, one of Southeast Asia’s tallest hotels, during Friday’s second practice

Bayern Muenchen chairman Franz Beckenbauer, hugs Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone before the race

Triple Formula One World Champion of 1969, 1971 and 1973 Sir Jackie Stewart

A track marshal with ihs communication set

1964 Formula One World Champion with Ferrari and Seven times motorcycle racing Champion, Sir John Surtees

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone chats with Lotus team principal Eric Boullier before the race

1964 Formula One World Champion with Ferrari and Seven times motorcycle racing Champion, Sir John Surtees, with one of his pretty daughters on the grid before the race

1964 Formula One World Champion with Ferrari and Seven times motorcycle racing Champion, Sir John Surtees, with one of his pretty daughters on the grid before the race

1964 Formula One World Champion with Ferrari and Seven times motorcycle racing Champion, Sir John Surtees, with one of his pretty daughters on the grid before the race

The start field approaches turn one, Vettel takes the lead from polesitter Hamilton and team mate Webber squeezes in between

Felipe Massa, Ferrari, spins out in turn one after four laps of the race

Felipe Massa, Ferrari, spins out in turn one after four laps of the race

In lap one, third positioned Lewis Hamilton leads the two Lotus race cars

The start field goes through turn one

The start field goes through turn one, Vettel in the lead in front of polesitter Hamilton and team mate Webber

The start field goes through turn one, Vettel in the lead in front of polesitter Hamilton and team mate Webber

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone

Red Bull race driver Sebastian Vettel approaches parc ferme under frenetic applause from the crowds, he was never seriously challenged as he led from start to finish to win the Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal for the first time, extending his title lead in the 2013 Formula One World Championship

Red Bull race driver Sebastian Vettel approaches parc ferme under frenetic applause from the crowds, he was never seriously challenged as he led from start to finish to win the Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal for the first time, extending his title lead in the 2013 Formula One World Championship

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone checks the weather above the grid

Formula One World Champion of 1997, Canadian Jacques Villeneuve

The start field approaches turn one, Raikkonen in front of Alonso

The start field approaches turn one, Webber as fourth in front of Raikkonen and Alonso

The start field approaches turn one, Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes slightly in front of opponent Vettel

The start field approaches turn one

The start field approaches turn one, Nico Rosberg in the lead in front of Mercedes GP team mate Hamilton

At the start of the race, polesetter Nico Rosberg leads the field through turn one in front of Alonso and Vettel

At the start of the race, polesetter Nico Rosberg leads the field through turn one in front of Vettel and Alonso

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with his wife Fabiana Flosi and the Bahrainian rulers

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with the Bahrainian rulers

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with his wife Fabiana Flosi and Crown Prince Sheikh Salman bin Isa Hamad Al Khalifa

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with his wife Fabiana Flosi and Crown Prince Sheikh Salman bin Isa Hamad Al Khalifa

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with his wife Fabiana Flosi and Crown Prince Sheikh Salman bin Isa Hamad Al Khalifa

Formula One group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks the grid with his wife Fabiana Flosi and the Bahrainian rulers

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone talks with Mercedes sport boss Toto Wolff

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks in the paddock with Red Bull team boss Christian Horner and Niki Lauda of Mercedes

Adrian Sutil, Force India F1 Team, after a break of one season

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing, is followed by the two Ferrari race cars after one lap of the race

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing, lap one

The start fierld squeezes through turn one, Red Bull's Vettel in the lead

The start fierld squeezes through turn one, Red Bull's Vettel in the lead

Webber's grid girls guard the race car in row one

One second before the start of the race

Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull Racing, despite not finishing at the podium he gets out of his race car in parc ferme after one of his best races ever and is the youngest triple F1 World Champion ever!

The start of the Brazilian Grand Prix, the end of the queue goes through turn one

The start of the Brazilian Grand Prix, the middle of the field goes through turn one

Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone walks on the grid with Michel Jalinier, Renault President, and Carlos Ghosn, CEO of of Renault-Nissan

Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone is interviewed at the grid

A group photo of all 2012 Formula One press officers together

Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone listens to Eddie Jordan, TV presenter and former team boss

Sergio Perez, Sauber F1 Team, brakes into turn one

Vettel's physio signals position three with one lap to go

Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, leads the field after lap one

One more grid girl in Abu Dhabi

One more grid girl in Abu Dhabi

One more grid girl in Abu Dhabi

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing, goes through torn one as third in the start field

The start field approaches turn one with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in the lead, followed by Maldonado of Williams and Vettel of Red Bull

The start field approaches turn one with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in the lead, followed by Maldonado of Williams and Vettel of Red Bull

Nico Rosberg, Mercedes GP, takes the short cut at turn one

The tifosi-filled stand at turn one

Race cars rush through turn one a few laps after the start, Massa on second race position

Race cars rush through turn one a few laps after the start

Polesitter Lewis Hamilton of McLaren arrives at turn one with Ferrari's Massa besides him

The Formula One race drivers wave at the fans during drivers parade

Lotus' Jerome d'Ambrosio substitutes Grosjean for one race

The safety car is gone after four laps and Jenson Button of McLaren takes the lead of the field through through a cleaned up turn one

After the start accident, the safety car takes the lead of the field through turn one after three laps

After the start accident, the race cars drive carfully through turn one

Romain Grosjean's Lotus Renault is towed away after the start accident in turn one

Romain Grosjean's Lotus Renault is towed away after the start accident in turn one

Fernando Alonso's Ferrari race car is towed away after the start accident in turn one

Lewis Hamilton's McLaren Mercedes is towed away after the start accident in turn one

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one whilst Grosjean causes the start accident

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one whilst Grosjean causes the start accident

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one with pole setter Button in lead whilst Grosjean causes the accident

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one with pole setter Button in lead whilst Grosjean and Hamilton collide

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one with pole setter Button in front of Raikkonen, Romain Grosjean and Lewis Hamilton collide on the left

At the start of the Belgian Grand Prix 2012, the start field approaches turn one with pole setter Button in front of Raikkonen and Maldonado, Grosjean on the left causes an accident

UBS branded turn one 'La Source' shortly before the race start

Sergio Perez, Sauber F1 Team, brakes into turn one

Romain Grosjean, Lotus F1 team, brakes into turn one in front of Schumacher's Mercedes

After one lap, race leader Lewis Hamilton of McLaren Mercedes is far in front of follower Grosjean

Race leader Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, brakes into turn one

Race leader Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, brakes into turn one

Race leader Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, brakes into turn one

Damon Hill, former BRDC president and Formula One World Champion in 1996

Bernie Ecclestone talks with his Formula One Management security officer Pasquale Lattuneddu

Bernie Ecclestone talks with his Formula One Management security officer Pasquale Lattuneddu

After one lap pf the race, Fernando Alonso keeps his position in front of Sebastian Vettel

After one lap, Sebastian Vettel keeps his position in front of Michael Schumacher

A lot of debris pollutes turn one, Sebatian Vettel navigates through

The start goes through a debris-polluted turn one

The start field squeezes through turn one, race cars touch each other

The start field approaches turn one, Ferrari's Alonso in the lead

The start field approaches turn one, Ferrari's Alonso in the lead

Race cars in line on the straight after one lap of the race, Perez in front of Huelkenberg

After one lap of the race, Alonso on Ferrari leads Red Bull's Webber

The start field widens after one lap

The field squeezes through turn one, Massa behind Schumacher

One second before the start

The start field approaches turn one with Vettel in the lead, followed by Hamilton, Alonso and team mate Webber

Mario Andretti, Formula One World Champion 1978, is interviewed on the grid in Montreal

Bernie Ecclestone (Formula One Group CEO) signs some VIP charity tickets from Mario Andretti for the upcoming US GP in Austin

Interview appointment with Mario Andretti (Formula One World Champion 1978), Niki Lauda (Triple Formula One World Champion 1975, 1977 and 1984) and Bernie Ecclestone (Formula One Group CEO)

Interview appointment with Mario Andretti (Formula One World Champion 1978), Niki Lauda (Triple Formula One World Champion 1975, 1977 and 1984) and Bernie Ecclestone (Formula One Group CEO)

Mario Andretti, Formula One World Champion 1978, speaks with Niki Lauda

Double Formula One World Champion (1972 & 1974) Emerson Fittipaldi

A bald-headed Formula One World Champion of 1997 Jacques Villeneuve pays a visit to the circuit named after his legendary father Gilles

A bald-headed Formula One World Champion of 1997 Jacques Villeneuve pays a visit to the circuit named after his legendary father Gilles

A bald-headed Formula One World Champion of 1997 Jacques Villeneuve pays a visit to the circuit named after his legendary father Gilles

Turn one is cleans as the field passes by

The start field after turn one, Webber in the lead

After a collision at the start with Schumacher, Romain Grosjean's Lotus retires in turn one

At the start, after a collision with Schumacher, Romain Grosjean's Lotus cannonballs through the field and Kobayashi's Sauber aviates towards turn one

At the start, after a collision with Schumacher, Romain Grosjean's Lotus cannonballs through the field and Kobayashi's Sauber aviates towards turn one

The start field of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 squeezes through turns one and two - Ferrari's Alonso in the lead in front of Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado, chased by two Lotus-Renaults, Kobayashi in the Sauber-Ferrari and the two Mercedes works cars

The start field of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 squeezes through turns one and two - Ferrari's Alonso in the lead in front of Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado, chased by two Lotus-Renaults, Kobayashi in the Sauber-Ferrari and the two Mercedes works cars

The start field of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 squeezes through turns one and two - Ferrari's Alonso in the lead in front of Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado, chased by two Lotus-Renaults, Kobayashi in the Sauber-Ferrari and the two Mercedes works cars

The start of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 - Ferrari's Alonso wins the battle for the lead with Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado before turn one, chased by two Lotus-Renaults and Kobayashi in the Sauber-Ferrari

The start of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 - Ferrari's Alonso wins the battle for the lead with Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado before turn one, followed by the two Lotus-Renaults

The start of the Spanish Grand Prix 2012 - Ferrari's Alonso wins the battle for the lead with Williams' polesetter Pastor Maldonado before turn one

Pasquale Lattuneddu, FOM, Formula One Management, French Grand Prix, 2003

McLarens Lewis Hamilton presents his helmet to the press at the drivers presentation, drawing the attention to the little comic kangaroo which holds a sign for round one of the fresh F1 season

Nico Hulkenberg stands behind his new helmet, coming back as regular driver for Force India after a one-season-break as their test driver

A high view at turn one

After the start, the field squeezes through turn one and two

Nico Rosberg, Mercedes GP, on the grid before the race with one of his helpers

Carrol Shelby aviates the mother of all historic Formula One Ferrari race cars, Jose Froilan Gonzalez's historic 1951 Ferrari 375.

Ferrari runns only one car for Jacky Ickx, the new Ferrari 312B3, developed by Sandro Colombo, Spanish Grand Prix, Montjuich Park, Barcelona, 1973

Swiss driver Loris Kessel in a Brabham BT44B, set in by RAM Racing. Kessel drove five Grand Prix for RAM in the 1976 season.

The start field squeezes through turn one, Senna and Schumacher already side-by-side promising a battle for later

The start field squeezes through turn one, Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel leads in front of team mate Webber

The start field squeezes through turn one, Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel leads in front of team mate Webber

The start field squeezes through turn one, Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel leads in front of team mate Webber

All Formula One drivers pose for the annual season ending group shot

All Formula One drivers get in position for the annual season ending group shot

Double F1 World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi (1972 and 1974) signs his chapter in Rainer Schlegelmilch's new editorial book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany)

Both triple F1 World Champions and former rivals Nelson Piquet (1981, 1983 and 1987) and Niki Lauda (1975, 1977 and 1984) share fond memories over browsing through Rainer Schlegelmilch's new editorial book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany)

Two triple F1 World Champions and former rivals loudly laugh about happy memories they just found in Rainer Schlegelmilch's new book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany): Nelson Piquet 1981, 1983 and 1987 - Niki Lauda 1975, 1977 and 1984

Both triple F1 World Champions and former rivals Nelson Piquet (1981, 1983 and 1987) and Niki Lauda (1975, 1977 and 1984) share fond memories over browsing through Rainer Schlegelmilch's new editorial book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany)

Two triple F1 World Champions and former rivals loudly laugh about happy memories they just found in Rainer Schlegelmilch's new book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany): Nelson Piquet 1981, 1983 and 1987 - Niki Lauda 1975, 1977 and 1984

Bernie Ecclestone browses through Rainer Schlegelmilch's recent coffeetable book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany) for which he wrote the foreword, and Pasquale points at a very memorable photo

Bernie Ecclestone browses through Rainer Schlegelmilch's recent coffeetable book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany) for which he wrote the foreword

Double World Champion Sebastian Vettel recommends Rainer Schlegelmilch's recent coffeetable book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany)

After signing his chapter in Rainer Schlegelmilch's recent coffeetable book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany), Fernando Alonso poses with the senior photographer for a souvenir photo

Nico Rosberg browses through Rainer Schlegelmilch's recent coffeetable book 'Formula One World Champions' (published by teNeues, Germany), probably seeking a matching christmas present for his father Keke

Sebastian Vettel celebrates with the Red Bull Racing mechanics and funny moustaches their season's ultimate pole position hence braking Nigel Mansell's record of 14 pole positions in one season

Sebastian Vettel celebrates with the Red Bull Racing mechanics and funny moustaches their season's ultimate pole position hence braking Nigel Mansell's record of 14 pole positions in one season

Sebastian Vettel celebrates with the Red Bull Racing mechanics and funny moustaches their season's ultimate pole position hence braking Nigel Mansell's record of 14 pole positions in one season

Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull Racing celebrates in parc ferme after gaining the season's ultimate pole position, braking Nigel Mansell's record of 14 pole positions in one season

Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP, brakes before turn one

Sebastian Vettel's custom helmet design bears samba dancers and a feathered beauty with two golden stars which each represents one Formula One World Championship title

Formula One World Champion of 1997 Jacques Villeneuve introduces his girl friend

Bernie Ecclestone shows the direction of Formula One

Mark Webber ends his last stop at Red Bull Racing pits with one lap to go

Mark Webber makes his last stop at Red Bull Racing pits with one lap to go

Mark Webber makes his last stop at Red Bull Racing pits with one lap to go

The cars brake into turn one after the start, Vettel leads the field in front of the two McLaren-Mercedes cars of Hamilton and Button

The stewardesses of the main sponsor Etihad airlines work as temporary grid girls, waiting for the Formula One drivers besides the red carpet

Formula One legend Niki Lauda gives some pepper and salt in form of fond memories to the pictures in Rainer W. Schlegelmilch's new book 'The Roaring 70s'

FIA and Formula One banners wave in the desert wind

Formula One Management's Pasquale Lattuneddu listens to Sir Fank Williams

Welcome to the Formula One Village

Sebastian Vettel leads the row of race cars after one lap

Kobayashi's Sauber-Ferrari has a problem after a spin and touch at turn one after the start

Whilst HRT's Karthikeyan passes turn one after the the start witout any problems, Barrichello's damaged Williams car is pushed into the foreground

Nico Rosberg of Mercedes GP in the middle of the field in turn one

Nico Rosberg and his Mercedes GP team mate find themselves in the middle of the field at the apex of turn one

Both Red Bull-Renaults lead the field into turn one with a cheaky Button of McLaren sneaking in from behind

Both Red Bull-Renaults lead the field into turn one with a cheaky Button of McLaren sneaking in from behind

FIA president Jean Todt, Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali along with other team bosses stand still with the Formula One drivers for a minute's silence on the grid before the race in memory of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli

Bernie Ecclestone and all Formula One drivers stand still for a minute's silence on the grid before the race in memory of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli

One of a billion three-wheeled tuk-tuks in the traffic

One of Niki Lauda's mechanics is very exited about the Austrians 3rd F1 World Championship title

After the start, the field heads into turn one

After the start, McLaren's Hamilton leads the field into turn one

After the start, McLaren's Hamilton leads the field into turn one

And one more Korean grid girl

The FIA Formula One officials congratulate their president Jean Todt to his birthday

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing, leads the two following McLaren-Mercedes cars through turn one

Formula One god father Bernie Ecclestone sits on a rail for a group photo with the top five drivers Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing, celebrates his 9th victory in this season, only one point away from World Championship

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel starts from pole position and takes the lead of the start field heading turn one

Teo Chee Hean (SIN) Deput Prime Minister of Singapore with Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone on the grid

Grid girls hold the Formula One banner

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone talks with Red Bull co-owner Chalerm Yoovidhya, son of Mateschitz' partner Chaleo Yoovidhya

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone meets Red Bull co-owner Chalerm Yoovidhya, son of Mateschitz' partner Chaleo Yoovidhya

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone gives Ferrari's Felipe Massa a squeeze

Formula One Group CEO Bernie Ecclestone autographs Felipe Massa's T-Shirt

Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP, brakes before turn one with Hamilton on his outside

After the start field squeezed through turn one, Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT crashed into the queue and ends the race for Nico Rosberg, Vitaly Petrov and nearly also for Rubens Barrichello

After the start field squeezed through turn one, Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT crashed into the queue and ends the race for Nico Rosberg, Vitaly Petrov and nearly also for Rubens Barrichello

After the start field squeezed through turn one, Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT crashed into the queue and ends the race for Nico Rosberg, Vitaly Petrov and nearly also for Rubens Barrichello

After the start field squeezed through turn one, Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT crashed into the queue and ends the race for Nico Rosberg, Vitaly Petrov and nearly also for Rubens Barrichello - Kobayashi and D'Ambrosio pass around the hot spot

After the start field squeezed through turn one, Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT crashed into the queue and ends the race for Nico Rosberg, Vitaly Petrov and nearly also for Rubens Barrichello

The start field squeezes through turn one as a powerless Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT slides over the lawn into the queue and ends the race for Rosberg, Petrov and nearly Barrichello

The start field squeezes through turn one as a powerless Vitantonio Liuzzi of HRT slides over the lawn into the queue and ends the race for Rosberg, Petrov and nearly Barrichello

The start field squeezes through turn one with Alonso on Ferrari in the lead and a powerless Liuzzi slides over the lawn, soon crashing into the into the queue

The start field goes around turn one, Alonso on Ferrari in the lead

The start field approaches turn one, Alonso on Ferrari jumped to the front

Rainer Schlegelmilch's surprise party in the Ferrari motorhome includes a new honoury pass, drinks, fingerfood and a huge cake - 50 Years in Formula One, 568 Grands Prix - Keep Zooming, Rainer! (Mille grazie a Stefano, Luca, Vincenzo e Vittorio!) Photo © Trenkler's

After one lap of the race, Rosberg leads the Belgian GP in front of Vettel and Massa

After one lap of the race, Rosberg leads the Belgian GP in front of Vettel and Massa

The start field has passed turn one and approaches Eau Rouge with Rosberg second after a super start

Pastor Maldonado's Williams runs over debris after turn one

British Formula One World Champions pose for a photo on the Belgian grid - Sir John Surtees and FIA steward Sir Nigel Mansell

British Formula One World Champions meet on the Belgian grid - Sir John Surtees and FIA steward Sir Nigel Mansell

British Formula One World Champions meet on the Belgian grid - Sir Nigel Mansell and Sir John Surtees

Jubilar Michael Schumacher waves at the fans during drivers parade and celebrates his 20th year in Formula One, starting his carreer here in Spa on a Jordan in 1991

Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, brakes into turn one

Bruno Senna, Lotus Renault GP, on a wet track in one of the few sunny moments

Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP, celebrates his 20th year in Formula One with a new helmet design

Michael Schumacher celebrates his 20th year in Formula One with a new helmet design

Jubilar Michael Schumacher celebrates his 20th year in Formula One, starting his carreer here in Spa on a Jordan in 1991

Jubilar Michael Schumacher celebrates his 20th year in Formula One, starting his carreer here in Spa on a Jordan in 1991

Jubilar Michael Schumacher celebrates his 20th year in Formula One, starting his carreer here in Spa on a Jordan in 1991

FIA's Formula One medical doctor Gary Hartstein and jewellery designer Moko chat in the sunshine

FIA's Formula One medical doctor Gary Hartstein listens to Moko

Sevent times motorcycle racing and once Formula One World Champion on Ferrari, Sir John Surtees, enjoys the company of the renowned British journalists Nigel Roebuck and David Tremayne (right hand)

Sevent times motorcycle racing and once Formula One World Champion on Ferrari, Sir John Surtees

Frenchman Patrick Depailler finishes 2nd and gives Tyrrell a one-two victory at the Swedish Grand Prix, Anderstorp, 1974

Another one of the six pit stops of Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes

One of the six pit stops of Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes

A bit more than one lap after the start, Vettel still leads in front of Hamilton

The pack squeezes into turn one

FIA's Formula One chief of medicine Dr. Gary Hartstein prepares for the next race (see http://www.motorsport-total.com/microsite/randstad/paddockpeople - german language only)

FIA's Formula One chief of medicine Dr. Gary Hartstein takes a break in the paddock (see http://www.motorsport-total.com/microsite/randstad/paddockpeople - german language only)

Lewis Hamilton's pit board signals position one leading by 2,7 seconds

Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing, receives a set of new tyres

The field goes around turn one, Hamilton leads Webber and Alonso

The field goes around turn one, Hamilton leads Webber and Alonso

The field goes around turn one, Hamilton in the lead

The field goes around turn one and heads Mercedes arena, Hamilton in the lead

Lewis Hamilton of McLaren takes turn one in front of Webber and Alonso

Vettel brakes hard behind team mate Webber into turn one after the start, losing positions to Alonso

Vettel brakes hard behind team mate Webber into turn one after the start, losing positions to Alonso

The bulky stuff and heavy lenses wait besides the grid until the photographers grab them on their way to turn one

Pastor Maldonado, Williams, brakes hard into turn one

Clearing work after one lap and the mass crash following the start of the 1973 British GP in Silverstone

Clearing work after one lap and the mass crash following the start of the 1973 British GP in Silverstone

Clearing work after one lap and the mass crash following the start of the 1973 British GP in Silverstone

After one lap, Roger Williamson on March-Cosworth 731 hits the pitwall

After one lap, Roger Williamson on March-Cosworth 731 hits the pitwall

After one lap, Roger Williamson on March-Cosworth 731 hits the pitwall

After one lap, Roger Williamson on March-Cosworth 731 hits the pitwall

After one lap the large gap between leader Sebastian Vettel and his chasers Webber and Alonso is already enormous

After nearly one lap the large gap between leader Vettel and his chasers is already enormous

The start field reaches turn one, Sebastian Vettel in the lead

One second before the start

Former F1 and DTM driver Jean Alesi won the Canadian F1 GP in 1995, remarkably his only one and on his 31st birthday!

Double F1 World Champion (1972 and 1974) and winner of 14 Grands Prix Emerson Fittipaldi is one of three FIA-appointed stewards this weekend

Classic car display during an UBS customer event in Monaco - a Mercedes GP F1 2010 car together with one of Rainer's original Monaco photos from last year

Red Bull mechanics make sure no one can see what they're cooking.

Orginality without a doubt as the fans put on display who their one and only favourite is.

The pack flows through turn one

After the start of the Turkish GP 2011, the rest of the field approaches turn one and Kovalainen breaks harder

One second before the start of the Turkish GP 2011

The start field completes lap one after a restart with Lauda on Ferrari in front, Hunt second, Regazzoni third and Scheckter fourth

Like a movie advertising - Mercedes Formula One banners in Chinese language hang above the recreation area

Race cars approach turn one

After a fabulous start, the McLarens lead the field through turn one with Jenson Button in the lead followed by team mate Hamilton, then Vettel and Rosberg

The medical car's signal under full stands overlooking turn one

The rear wings of Maldonado's Williams car are now set to flat position and press it against the curbs

The sponsor Venezuela on the rear wing of Maldonado's Williams car can still be read properly as it is not yet set to its flat position

Charlie Whiting, FIA Formula One Race Director, Safety Delegate, Permanent Starter and head of the F1 Technical Department

In qualifying no-one could beat Jacky Ickx's time. Pedro Rodriguez did get his BRM to within two-tenths of the Belgian Ferrari driver while Regazzoni (2nd Ferrari) snatched third grid position from Stewart's March. Giunti is 5th in the 3rd Ferrari.

One lap after the start, Red Bull's Vettel already enlarges the gap to second positioned Heidfeld and chaser Hamilton

The field passes turn one

A colourful local dance group cheers the fans up for the formula one event

The race drivers group up with gifted kids for drivers parade, one is still busy ...

...and one more grid girl

Nick Fry, CEO of MIA member MERCEDES GP PETRONAS and confirmed as one of the Coalition Government's new Business Ambassadors

The start field completes lap one after a restart with Lauda on Ferrari in front, Hunt second, Regazzoni third and Scheckter fourth

Formula One cars packed and strapped for transport by plane

Right after the start of the Swedish GP 1975, Vittorio Brambilla leads the field in a March-Cosworth 751, followed by Jean-Pierre Jarier on Shadow-Cosworth DN5, Patrick Depailler on Tyrrell-Cosworth 007 (who just lost one position), and Carlos Reutemann in the Brabham-Cosworth BT44B

1974 British GP, the start takes turn one

The pack of cars enter turn one after the start of the British GP Brands Hatch 1972

One year after his fire accident, Niki Lauda wins the German GP in Hockenheim 1977

A giant screen is set up

Vettel leads the queue but after one lap of the race the safety car is deployed

Vettel leads the queue but after one lap of the race the safety car is deployed

The victorious Red Bull Team celebrates the Formula One Constructors World Championship with a champagne shower

The victorious Red Bull Team celebrates the Formula One Constructors World Championship

The start field takes turn one, Vettel overtakes pole position starter Hulkenberg on the inside

The start field takes turn one, Vettel overtakes pole position starter Hulkenberg on the inside

Formula One promoter Bernie Ecclesone chats on the grid with the legendary Brazilian F1 champion Emerson Fittipaldi

Formula One promoter Bernie Ecclesone chats on the grid with the legendary Brazilian F1 champion Emerson Fittipaldi

Formula One godfather Bernie Ecclesone promenades on the grid with his daughter Tamara

Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus Racing, brakes into turn one

Double F1 World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi (1972, 1974) introduces his 3-year old son Emerson Fanucchi to Formula One action

FIA Formula One Commission member for the Korean GP, Mr. Yung Cho Chung, with Bernie Ecclestone and FIA President Jean Todt

Jenson Button, McLaren Mercedes, in front of team mate Hamilton, started as the only one of his top ten competitors on hard tyres

Race position one for Alonso in lap 13, just 1.2 seconds ahead of Vettel

Formula One fans pose on a podium for a souvenir photograph in front of Singapore's skyline

Sebastian Vettel ends his mandatory stop at Red Bull Racing pits one lap before the end of the race for the change from option to prime tyres

Sebastian Vettel performes his mandatory stop at Red Bull Racing pits one lap before the end of the race for the change from option to prime tyres

Sebastian Vettel performes his mandatory stop at Red Bull Racing pits one lap before the end of the race for the change from option to prime tyres

The start field squezzes through turn one, Vettel takes a short cut without advantage

The start field enters turn one

FIA stewart and Double Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi shows his Indy trophy ring

FIA stewart and Double Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi

Formula One promoter Bernie Ecclestone in front of his mobile office

Formula One godfather Bernie Ecclestone walks through the paddock with his secretary

Roman Polanski on set in Monaco with Jackie Stewart and Joakim Bonnier

Ferrari's Felipe Massa takes turn one, Hulkenberg misses it

With a cleared track after the safety car, Hamilton leads Webber at turn one

Lewis Hamilton leads the start field into turn one in front of Renault's Kubica and McLaren team mate Button

Hamilton leads the start field into turn one in front of McLaren team mate Button

One second before the start

British driver Innes Ireland, one of the most colorful drivers of his generation

Webber and Hamilton take turn one

The start field approaches turn one, Vettel besides Alonso

The start field approaches turn one, Vettel besides Alonso

The Formula One drivers on the drivers parade truck wave at the fans

Shortly after the start of the German GP 2010, the Ferraris heckle polesitter Vettel at turn one

Race position one on Webber's pit board, held by physiotherapist Roger Cleary

Lotus Racing's Tony Fernandes hurries over the pit lane in front of Ferrari's Felipe Massa who pits with a punctured right rear tyre after a touch with team mate Alonso in lap one

After the start, Red Bull team mates Webber and polesitter Vettel change positions at turn one

After the start, Red Bull team mates Webber and Vettel come wheel-to-wheel to turn one

After the start, Red Bull team mates Webber and Vettel come wheel-to-wheel to turn one

After the start, Red Bull team mates Webber and Vettel come wheel-to-wheel to turn one

The drivers parade truck defilees through turn one - Copse

After the second lap of the German GP, third positioned Vettel and the two Ferraris with Massa in the lead enter turn one already widely spread

After the start of the German GP 2010, Ferrari's Alonso and Massa heckle polesitter Vettel at turn one

One second after he start of the 2010 European Grand Prix

One of the local heroes, Jaime Alguersuari of Scuderia Toro Rosso

Valencia has many Tapas bars, but this is one of the best (according to Michael Schumacher) - count the sticks for the bill!

After one race lap, McLaren's Hamilton leads in front of Vettel

The start field approaches turn one, Hamilton in the lead

Norbert Haug enjoys a coffee, Niki Lauda really does need one, too

An easy chat in the green paddock with Red Bull principal Christian Horner, his former employee David Coulthard and (right hand) McLaren's retired Tyler Alexander, one of the few remaining members of the team to have worked alongside original founder Bruce McLaren

Christian Horner, principal for the Red Bull Formula One Team

Franz Tost, Austrian former racecar driver, team principal of the Scuderia Toro Rosso Formula One team

The McLaren team celebrates the one-two victory after the Turkish GP in front of the glossy motorhome

The McLaren team celebrates the one-two victory after the Turkish GP

Red Bull's thoughtful Mark Webber explains his third place instead of a one-two victory to the international media

Champagne shower for the one-two winning McLaren drivers Hamilton and Button

One-two victory for McLaren gained by winner Hamilton and second placed Button

Both McLarens defilate one-two acroos the main street after the Red Bulls' fight

Adrian Newey, chief technical officer of the Red Bull Racing Formula One team

1980 Formula One World Champion Alan Jones on Williams-Cosworth in pits during a practice session before the Austrian GP 1981

1980 Formula One World Champion Alan Jones in the cockpit of a Williams-Cosworth during a practice session before the Austrian GP 1981

Frank Williams and Patrick Head with 1980 Formula One World Champion Alan Jones during practice, Dutch GP Zandvoort 1981

The start field approaches turn one, both Red Bulls in the lead

The start field approaches turn one, both Red Bulls in the lead

FIA Formula One Race Director Charlie Whiting examines a Mercedes car's rear wing in parc ferme

Charlie Whiting, FIA Formula One Race Director, Safety Delegate, Permanent Starter and head of the F1 Technical Department, takes a look at the cars in parc ferme

An alert security patrol checks the paddock regularily from one end to the other

Bernie Ecclestone watches Schumacher's Mercedes being set up on eighth grid position

Australian millionaire airline magnate, and former owner of the Minardi Formula One racing team Paul Stoddard

Formula One dinosaur Eddie Jordan

Formula One promotor Bernie Ecclestone with Martin Whitaker

1978 Formula One World Champion Mario Andretti speaks to Red Bull Chief Designer Adrian Newey

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh enjoy the handshake of Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974, Emerson Fittipaldi, with former tennis star Boris Becker

The red colour on top of one of the two on-board cameras attached to the airbox indicate that it is Hamilton's car

Memorable soccer star Zinedine Zidane receives a test drive on a special Ferrari Enzo from Michael Schumacher around the circuit as a promotional press event initiating fondraising for a new building project. Ferrari director Jean Todt: "ICM is a foundation of which I am one of the founders. It's a medical foundation for research on the brain and spinal cord." (Formula1.com)

The happy Formula One World Champion Jenson Button after 2009 season's last race

The start field passes turn one of the first Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Brawn GP confirms a one-race partnership with Qatar Telecom for the final race of the 2009 Formula One season

Emerson Fittipaldi, Formula One World Champion in 1972 and 1974, collects passes in Monza's paddock

Formula One Management's Pasquale Lattuneddu speaks with Peter Sauber, who is trying hard to save his former team from worst consequences after BMW's withdrawal from Formula 1

Brit Brian Redman, one of the best allrounders of all times, drove the de Tomaso 505 only in England and Austria as substitute driver for Piers Courage who died shortly before in an accident in the Dutch GP, Zandvoort

The start field squeezes through turn one, Raikkonen swerves back on the left

The start field squeezes through turn one

Heikki Kovalainen, McLaren Mercedes, and Williams' Nakajima brake in front of turn one

One lap after the start, Barrichello is still in thrid position

New Renault F1 driver and GP2 ace Romain Grosjean introduces himself to Sebastien Buemi and to Formula One

An inscript on Jaime Alguersuari's helmet honours the tragically lost Henry Surtees in a fatal accident one week before

The start field enters turn one with Alonso in the lead, Vettel loses to Hamilton's advantage

After qualifying the timing system shuts down temporarily and nowbody knows which driver set the pole position. Polesetter Fernando Alonso with fourth positioned Hamilton and second qualifyer Vettel in parc ferme

An inscript on Jaime Alguersuari's helmet honours the tragically lost Henry Surtees in a fatal accident one week before

An inscript on Jaime Alguersuari's helmet honours the tragically lost Henry Surtees in a fatal accident one week before

The field flows around turn one

After one lap the drivers parade arrives again

Pussycat Dolls singer Nicole Scherzinger on the grid besides Lewis' tyre set

Ex-Force-India technical director Mike Gascoyne makes contacts to introduce the British Formula 3 team Litespeed to Formula One

Jackie Stewart retires in an accident one lap before race ends but becomes 11th placed

The start field passes turn one, Heidfeld in focus

Three Toro Rosso mechanics take care of one of Sebastien Bourdais' tyres during his pit stop

Triple Formula One World Champion Niki Lauda

Monegasque Louis Giron indicates leader Graham Hill after 2 hours and 40 minutes: one lap to go to finish the race

Triple Formula One World Champion (in 1981, 1983 and 1987) Nelson Piquet

Formula One promotor Bernie Ecclestone takes his VIP guests, Malaysian politicians, around for a walk on the grid

Virgin founder Richard Branson on the way to Ross Brawn, Nick Fry caresses him after Jenson Button set pole position

Eddie Irvine's car caught fire in the pits when a fuel valve stuck open. Luckily no-one was hurt.

The grid of the 24 Heures du Mans 1971, one minute before the start as the sign reads

Double Formula One World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi and Triple Formula One World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart joke together for Rainer's lens

Damon Hill in the Williams at his one and only pitstop during the race, changed from rain to slick tyres

A moment of silence to honour the victims of an aeroplane crash in Madrid the previous day.

Lewis Hamilton, fresh Formula One World Champion 2008, gives an interview together with his brother Nicolas

The new born Formula One World Champion 2008 Lewis Hamilton caresses his brother Nicolas at parc ferme fence

Lewis Hamilton, fresh Formula One World Champion 2008, greets his supporters with a Union Jack around his neck

The new born Formula One World Champion 2008 Lewis Hamilton celebrates with family and team members at parc ferme fence

Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi

Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi

After one lap, Hamilton sets the pace and speeds away from the two Ferraris close behind

Formula One racing shows its support for the FIA's Make Cars Green campaign by running on unique green-grooved tyres

After the safety car disappears Vettel is set free to run the race of his life

One of the italian grid girls

Formula One attracts TV broadcasting from all over the world

One finger up for first pole position

Surrounded by photographers, Lewis Hamilton gives an autograph to one of his youngest fans

A toolbox of the Wolf Formula One team

After one lap Raikkonen leads the pair of Ferraris already with a wide distance margin

BMW Sauber driver Robert Kubica, winner of the Canadian Grand Prix and present Formula One World Championship leader

Patrick Head, co-founder and Engineering Director of the Williams Formula One team, gives an inrterview in font of Nakajima's grid place

Alain Marie Pascal Prost, OBE, French racing driver and four-time Formula One Drivers' Champion

Gerhard Berger, co-owner of the Scuderia Toro Rosso Formula One team.

Ron Dennis CBE, team principal of the McLaren Formula One team.

Bernard Charles "Bernie" Ecclestone, president and CEO of Formula One Management and Formula One Administration

The Formula One drivers descent from the parade truck, Sebastian Vettel commences

A familiar helmet to be seen here - Jacques Villeneuve was one of the famous Speedcar guest drivers

Belgian Teddy Pilette, one of the first 'sons' driving in F1 like the father who attended sporadically F1 races between 1951 and 1964. Sponsor Hitachi made it possible for him to drive the second works Brabham-Cosworth BT42 at his home Grand Prix.

McLarens number one Lewis Hamilton in front of Trulli

Ex Formula 1 and DTM driver Jean Alesi is one of the founders of the Speedcar series which hold races in Asia

Yeah, we love to see one of us racing!

A small sticker tells more than one story about Ferraris succeedings

Porsche race director Husche von Hanstein (with white hat) looks on as mechanics attend the 7th place class winning Vic Elford/Ben Pon Porsche 906 (154) at Le Mans 1967. In the background one of the factory Porsche 907s races by.

Eau Rouge

Eau Rouge

One of the very best Formula One photographers - Mr. Martin Trenkler ( www.photosF1.com )

One of the very best Formula One photographers - Mr. Martin Trenkler ( www.photosF1.com )

Spyker's one-time racing driver Markus Winkelhock.

New tyre regulations for now one and only supplier Bridgestone

Just one lap later Rubens Barrichello returns to pits to swap back to wet weather condition tyres

Start signal on set

Despite a non-Italian team won, masses of frenetical celebrating Italian Formula One fans fill the grid, rather some of them even prefer to express their political opinion

The leading four - two McLarens and two Ferarris - after one lap at first chicane

The leading three after one race lap

Argentine GP 1998: Michael Schumacher and Ferrari team-mate Eddie Irvine after a one-three finish

TV presenter, BRDC chairman and 1996 Formula One World Champion Damon Hill seems to explain the incident at McLaren

Ayrton Senna of McLaren-Honda adjusting one of his mirrors

The Chaparral 2F (002) driven by Phil Hill and Mike Spence set the fastest practice time at the 1967 Nurburgring 1000 Kms and briefly led the race until the automatic gearbox broke, a familiar story during the season. The rugged construction of the Chaparral with its sturdy wing and struts is a stark contrast to the flimsy, skeletal rubbish that adorned F1 cars in 1968/9.

Honda displays each name of every single person who has donated for the 'one world' livery

Honda displays each name of every single person who has donated for the 'one world' livery

Honda displays each name of every single person who has donated for the 'one world' livery

Honda displays each name of every single person who has donated for the 'one world' livery

Ferrari advisor Michael Schumacher, Ferrari director Jean Todt and soccer player Zinedine Zidane suurounded by photographers, promoting contributions for a new building project. Ferrari director Jean Todt: 'ICM is a foundation of which I am one of the founders. It's a medical foundation for research on the brain and spinal cord.' (Formula1.com)

The happiest podium ceremony for years after one of the crazier races with quite many interruptions

Proud second Nick Heidfeld presents his crystal trophy, now fifth in current point standings, just one point gap to Kimi Raikkonen

German TV presenter Kai Ebel interviews McLaren's number one Fernando Alonso

Jenson Button's father does not miss one single race

Formula One car approaches the later "Loews" hairpin

One-two for Ferrari

Two Red Bull mechanics work on the cockpit (yes, one of the rarely seen 'petrolhead' women in paddock:)

Our FOPA chairman John Townsend takes a deserved break from hard work (see www.fopa.net for more info on the Formula One Photographer's Association)

A lonely winner on an empty track (but crowded pitwall at McLaren)

Rocket man Lewis Hamilton starts from fourth position and already gains one position after first corner, overtaking both Ferraris in a daredevil manoeuvre

Fernando Alonso on top of the hill

Dr. Ferry Porsche on podium with one of the winning drivers Udo Sch¸tz

Kitchen of 'Troisgros', Roanne 1983

Kitchen of 'Troisgros', Roanne 1983

Kitchen staff of 'Troisgros', Roanne 1983

Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa gaining another one-two-victory for Ferrari

One size fits all? ;)

Mika Häkkinen celebrates 'one of my most important victories' with a cake after the race

Acres and acres of plane surface dominating the view uphill

Robert Kubica receiving a new set of Michelin tyres and a sip of fuel

Champagne shower for the teams who do not usually get one :)

Michael Schumacher on worn out intermediates, Pedro de la Rosa starting one of numerous attempts to overtake on the straight

Michael Schumacher during one of his last laps

Vic Elford, one of the best allrounders of his time, in a Cooper T86B which was entered only once by Colin Crabbe Antique Automobiles

Vic Elford, one of the best allrounders of his time, in a McLaren M7B which was entered only once

Rubens Barrichello in front of Rosberg - one stop strategy

Bernie Ecclestone had to give more autographs - and patiently took more time for the fans - than one of the drivers.

Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren Mercedes, on one of his few Friday laps

Number One Fernando Alonso

Safety car leading for one lap after start incidence

The youngest professional free lance photographer (at that time...) in Formula One - Mr. Martin Trenkler (19 & unshaved ... at that time). :-)

Emilio de Villota (Spain) in his Brabham BT44B at the Spanish GP 1976, drove only this one race in this season. The older Brabham was used by RAM-Racing team with changing drivers.

Alonso's second and last pit stop was brought forward - without success as Michael pitted just one lap afterwards

Michael Schumacher in one of his countless interviews

Southafrican Desiree Wilson, one of the very few female drivers in F1, drove the Williams FW07 just in this single event. For many years she participated at races of the English Aurora series in which old F1 were used as an own series group.

Massa on his Sauber gained one point

Kimi Raikkonen of McLaren-Mercedes with one lap to go.

For a photoshooting, Jackie Stewart reflects on the silver cup which he won 40 years ago for his first Formula One victory here in Monza in 1965

Hans-Joachim 'Striezel' Stuck with one of March's founders Max Mosley

Formula One cars packed together for transport by plane

Kimi Raikkonen one lap after his pitstop returning straight to pits with flat tire

With Graham Hill and Gurney away in the lead, no. 1 Ken Miles (USA), 2nd on the grid in one of the many Ford's Mk II, is getting jumped at the start by John Whitmore's Ford no. 8, Mike Parkes' Ferrari (no. 20), Jo Bonnier's Chaparral-Chevrolet (no. 9) and Bondurant's Ferrari (no. 18). In the back you can see the no. 2 Ford of McLaren/Amon.

A typically chaotic Targa Florio pit scene. The silver Ferrari 275GTB/C #9007 only completed one lap driven by Clemente Ravetto, number 156 the works Ferrari Dino 206S #004 fared no better, G¸nther Klass crashing it on lap one. The other Ferrari is the Scuderia Filipinetti 330P3/412P #0848 of Herbert M¸ller/Jean Guichet that also retired, although M¸ller set the race fastest lap.

1000 km Zeltweg 1971: Pedro Rodriguez in his Porsche 917K 034/013 approaches the chequered flag to win the race. It was also Porsche's last win in the 5-litre group

Gijs van Lennep cannot qualify the Iso Marlboro-Cosworth FW02 for the Dutch GP in Zandvoort 1974, driving one of two races of his season for Frank Williams' team.

David Hobbs on McLaren-Cosworth M23, during one of the two races in which he drove the works McLaren in 1974

Frenchman Francois Migault drove this Hill-Cosworth GH1 on two occasions for Graham Hill who said that being both driver and team boss in one single person was too complicated and ended his carreer with this quote.

1980 Formula One World Champion Alan Jones

1980 Formula One World Champion Alan Jones

Rene Arnoux lost front left wheel and goes off at Tarzan curve; fortunately no one was hurt in this spectacular accident on lap 22 of the Dutch GP in Zandvoort 1981

Rubens Barrichello at his first Formula One employment

David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes MP4/11, had borrowed one of Michael Schumacher's helmets for the race because of misting problems with his own

David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes MP4/11, had borrowed one of Michael Schumacher's helmets for the race because of misting problems with his own

David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes MP4/11, had borrowed one of Michael Schumacher's helmets for the race because of misting problems with his own

Red Bull 'Formula One Unas' appreciate a cold sizzly welcome drink before driving the paddock crazy ;)

The Red Bull 'Formula One Unas' are welcomed with the latest news and ...

The Red Bull 'Formula One Unas' arrive at the track and go sightseeing through the paddock

Formula One god father Bernie Ecclestone sits on a rail for a group photo with the top five drivers Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel