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Data Driven F1
By Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick HenzSports
Data Driven F1 episodes
- Season 1954
1954 is a signifiant year in the F1 history. This is the year when Formula One saw "silver" for the first time... In this episode of Data Driven F1, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the season, including the first appearance of silver arrows. Join us for the discussion of season's characters, analytics, strategies, behavioral patterns, and more.
Recommended Videos:
- Taking the Famous Mercedes W196 for a Spin with Lewis
1 hr 12 min - Legends: Enzo Ferrari
In this episode of Data Driven F1, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz speak about "Il Commendatore" Enzo Ferrari. The man, driver, team-manager and entrepreneur.
Depending your location, the mini-series "Enzo Ferrari" is available at Amazon Prime.
Recommended Links:
- Luca Del dal Monte (2018): "Enzo Ferrari" http://www.lucadalmonte.net/en/
- Patrick Henz (2020): "Business Philosophy according to Enzo Ferrari"
- Alfa Romeo Museum
- Ferrari Maranello Museum
- Museo Enzo Ferrari Modena
1 hr 40 min - Season 1953
In this episode of “Data Driven F1”, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the 1953 season of Formula 1. The second year where the championship had been organized based on F2-requirements. Defending champion Alberto Ascari on Ferrari started as favorite, but should face more competition than still the year before.
We discuss major engineering breakthroughs and analytics developments, events, behavior, strategies and legacy of the season. We welcome discussions, comments, additions to information we provide on this channel. If you have any comments, ideas, factual corrections – do let us know and we will do our best to take them on board and address in future episodes!
1 hr 1 min - Drivers: Alberto Ascari
This episode of Data Driven F1 focuses on the legendary two times Formula 1 world-champion Alberto Ascari. The talented driver who won the first championship for the still young Scuderia Ferrari, and even could repeat the success in the following year. Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss his biography with emphasis on his driving behavior, strategy, analytics, and legacy.
Recommended Links:
- Museum Ferrari Maranello
- Museo Nicolis
1 hr - Season 1952
In this episode of "Data Driven F1", Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the 1952 season of #Formula1. We discuss major #engineering breakthroughs and #analytics #developments, #events, #behavior, #strategies and legacy of the season.
We welcome discussions, comments, additions to information we provide on this channel. If you have any comments, ideas, factual corrections - do let us know and we will do our best to take them on board and address in future episodes!
Recommended Links:
- Museo Nicolis
- Graham Kozak (2019): "Behold, the bizarre and wonderful trisiluro race car design of Piero Taruffi"
54 min - Drivers: Juan Manuel Fangio
Five driver championships with four different manufacturers. A good reason for Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz to analyze Juan Manuel Fangio's life, career and legacy. Ganna and Patrick discuss the role of racing drivers in F1 analytics in the early days of the Formula 1 Championship and Fangio's role in shaping driving strategy in the sport.
Recommended Links:
- Museo Fangio
- Museo Storico Alfa Romeo
57 min - Facts: Paintwork, Livery in F1 - Why Do Racing Teams Use Different Colours?
In this episode, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss racing colours. Do teams have "national" racing #colours? Why do they use the colours they use? Paint, livery, stickers and Formula 1 cars. All whys and hows in one video. All the strategy and analytics which goes into the choice of colour. And yes - we do describe how the colours changed historically from 1950s to now!
We welcome discussions, comments, additions to information we provide on this channel. If you have any comments, ideas, factual corrections - do let us know and we will do our best to take them on board and address in future episodes!
Recommended sources:
- McLaren: How to paint an F1 Car
- Ferrari Stickering
48 min - Season 1951
In this episode of "Data Driven F1", Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the 1951 season of Formula1. We discuss major engineering breakthroughs and analytics, developments, events, behavior, strategies and legacy of the season.
We welcome discussions, comments, additions to information we provide on this channel. If you have any comments, ideas, factual corrections - do let us know and we will do our best to take them on board and address in future episodes!
Recommended Videos:
- Marc Gene and the Alfa Romeo 159 (Spanish)
Recommended Links:
- Museo Storico Alfa Romeo
- Museo Fangio
1 hr 10 min - Drivers: Nino Farina
In this episode, Patrick Henz and Ganna Pogrebna talk about the life and legacy of Nino Farina, discussing the role of racing drivers in F1 analytics in the early days of the Formula 1 Championship.
Recommended Links:
- Museo Storico Alfa Romeo
50 min - Season 1950
In this episode, Patrick Henz and Ganna Pogrebna discuss the 1950 Season of Formula 1 - the official debut of the World Championship. We welcome discussions, comments, additions to information we provide on this channel. If you have any comments, ideas, factual corrections - do let us know and we will do our best to take them on board and address in future episodes!
Recommended Links:
- Kimi Räikkönen drives the historic Alfetta 158 at Silverstone
- Museo Storico Alfa Romeo
1 hr 12 min
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