In 1961, Scuderia Ferrari finally started with a competitive rear-engine  racecar to compete with various British teams. 1961 was a very  successful year in the history of Formula, and everything went well  until tragic events unraveled in Monza… Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz  analyze the 1961 Formula One season, including the races, analytics,  technology, behaviour, and legacy.

The beginning of the new decade saw a Cooper dream-team with Jack  Brabham and Bruce McLaren as drivers. Could they repeat their previous  year's success, or Lotus or Ferrari take the crown? Ganna Pogrebna and  Patrick Henz analyze the season, including its victories, strategies,  technologies and legacy.

Three times Formula 1 world champion, engineer and team-owner – Jack  Brabham – is the Formula legend Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss  in the next episode of Data Driven F1. Jack Brabham managed to win the  title not only as a driver, but also as a car constructor and team  owner. Additionally, Ganna and Patrick speak about the team Brabham’s race-engineer Gordon Murray and his famous Brabham Alfa Romeo “fan” car.

The end of the 1950s saw the rise of numerous smaller British  manufacturers. Especially Cooper became the base for various teams,  using different engines. On the driver-side, famous names like Bruce McLaren, Graham Hill and Jack Brabham joined the first ranks of a more  diverse championship. Another fascinating year for Ganna Pogrebna and  Patrick Henz to analyze.

The British businessman Tony Vandervell entered Formula 1 with a dream, but also a clear strategy:

Efficient Business Plan + Smart Management + Adequate Funding = Successful Car

With this mindset he pushed the sports  to the next level. Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze his life,  career, decisions, victory and legacy.

The Vandervell team started with one clear goal: “to beat those bloody red cars.” A clear strategy should ensure achieving this dream. But was this  enough to create the first champion in British Racing Green, or could  Ferrari take the crown again? Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss the 1958  season of Formula1, including the victories and tragedies. Furthermore,  we discuss major engineering breakthroughs and analytics developments,  events, behavior, strategies and legacy of the season.

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Lessons of Leadership, Ethics and Values from Formula 1: from Corporate  Values to the Digital Counselor 

In this special episode of “Data Driven  F1”, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the vision, values and  culture of various car manufacturers. All constructors considered come  from completely different countries & cultures, but all are  outstandingly successful in Formula 1. What is their secret? Aligned  with system-thinking and Industry 4.0, digital counselors can bring back  the founder’s cognitive decision-making, to present a virtual model of  the “good leader”, and so offer an example for today’s employees.

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In 1957, the reigning Formula 1 champion Juan Manuel Fangio switches the  team again. This time from Ferrari to Maserati. Will this risky  manoeuvre pay out? Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyse the 1957  Formula 1 season; its races, drivers, teams, decisions, results, and  legacy. As usual, please, let us know what you think about our review of  the season!

The reigning Formula 1 champion Juan Manuel Fangio joined Scuderia  Ferrari in 1956. Obviously, this combination made him favourite for the  title. But was it enough to win it for the fourth time? In this episode  of the Data Driven F1 series, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss  the results of the 1956 Formula 1 season, including behaviour, analytics  and decision making of drivers, car constructors and their managers.  

After recording this episode we discovered that drivers were able to  share drives in later seasons. We have rectified this error in future  episodes.

In this episode of Data Driven F1 series, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss the results and tragedies of 1955 Formula 1 season, including the decision-making of teams, team managers as well as governments of countries where races took place that year.   

Correction: The British Grand Prix of 1955 took place in Aintree Motor Racing Circuit, Liverpool, United Kingdom (not in Silverstone as mentioned in the video).  

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