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Motorsport pioneer Tony Brooks, who won six Formula One grands prix in the 1950s and was nicknamed the "Racing Dentist", has died aged 90. The Briton had been the last surviving Formula One race winner of the 1950s, said AFP. He won on his F1 debut at the non-championship 1955…

The Formula One chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, said he was ‘saddened’ at the passing of Tony Brooks, who won six grands rix in the 1950s

Autosport runs down the top 10 most statistically successful British Formula 1 drivers of the past 70 years

‘Drivers on Drivers’ reveals all in a new collection of telling interviews

As the most successful constructor in Formula 1 history, and it's only ever-present force since 1950, Ferrari has had its fair share of top-line drivers during its world championship history. Autosport takes on the task of ranking its very best from the past 71 years

Mercedes has a longer history in grand prix racing than any other constructor. Although it didn’t appear in the first Formula 1 world championship in 1950, as Ferrari did, the legend of the Silver Arrows had already been forged before the Second World War.

Lotus is one of the most illustrious names in motorsport history. Although Red Bull looks set to overtake it on the all-time Formula 1 wins list, Lotus is unlikely to be caught by another team and should remain in the top six for years to come.