In the early days of Grand Prix racing the steering wheel was a tool with which to change the direction of a race car. Today’s F1 steering wheel is a complete race management system for making on-the-fly adjustments, and more.
With the assistance of The Cahier Archive, let’s wind the clock back to 1964 and take a look back on 50 years of F1 steering wheel development. Which is your favorite era?
1964 (Italy)
1976 (Germany, Andretti)
1980 (Canada)
1982 (Monaco)
1987 (Hungary, Bousten)
1989 (Brazil)
1995 (Monaco, Berger)
2001 (Monaco) – What a big difference six years made!
2003 (Australia)
2009 (Australia)
2011 (Italy)
2012 (Canada)
2013 (Canada)
Images: The Cahier Archive
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