Over 100 different F1 cars in the updated picture archive

32 comments on “Over 100 different F1 cars in the updated picture archive”

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   Fer no.65 (@fer-no65)
   10th May 2012, 18:51

   The Chamber of Wallpapers!
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      infy (@infy)
      11th May 2012, 8:24

      Only if you have tiny screen. None of these pics are large enough for the current standard (Full HD / 1920×1080).
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         Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
         11th May 2012, 8:45

         @infy At the moment we don’t have the resources to handle the extra traffic. Contributions towards the cost of hosting the site are always welcome and can be made here:

         Donate to F1 Fanatic
      2. 

         Fer no.65 (@fer-no65)
         11th May 2012, 13:33

         There are plenty of high-res pictures.
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   ops30
   10th May 2012, 19:17

   Spectacular work Keith! Thank you!!!
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   xeroxpt (@)
   10th May 2012, 19:39

   Having good wallpapers is the best way to grab new users.
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   Juan Taveras (@jayt20)
   10th May 2012, 19:53

   Spectacular indeed!! much thanks Keith
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   Glyn (@clerkofthecourse)
   10th May 2012, 19:56

   I’m surprised you didn’t prioritise Andrea Moda or Life… ;)
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   MahavirShah (@mahavirshah)
   10th May 2012, 20:21

   Why wasn’t the MP4/18 never raced? I started following from 2007 onwards so don’t really know.
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      Fer no.65 (@fer-no65)
      10th May 2012, 21:20

      @mahavirshah It failed a couple of crash tests and wasn’t competitive enough. The MP4/17D was doing very well that year fighting for the championship and the MP4/18 was “too radical” and “too difficult”, so it never got to race…
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         MahavirShah (@mahavirshah)
         11th May 2012, 9:43

         @fer-no65 Ahh ! Thanks so much. It must the be the only modern generation car to not race I guess, with the Lola being prior to that. However, now that I think would the Toyota that Stefan planned to use and Pirelli used later count as well?
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            Fer no.65 (@fer-no65)
            11th May 2012, 13:35

            @mahavirshah guess so! The Lola didn’t race but at least they put it on track during a GP weekend.

            Though the Toyota Stefan planned to use isn’t the one Pirelli used. Pirelli used the TF109 from 2009. Stefan planned to use the TF110 developed for the 2010 season by Toyota.
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   OmarR-Pepper (@)
   10th May 2012, 20:34

   Every F1 car from the last five seasons

   But where’s Brawn? Please don’t miss it in your new update
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   toiago (@toiago)
   10th May 2012, 20:53

   There is this McLaren car, the MP4-20, from the 2005 season… I noticed there isn’t any gallery with pictures of it. Where could I get some with decent quality?
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   MEmo
   10th May 2012, 21:24

   No BrawnGP? They ruled!
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      Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
      10th May 2012, 22:22

      Apologies the Brawn link got left off the list – it’s been added now.

      Make that 31 teams…
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    MagillaGorilla (@magillagorilla)
    10th May 2012, 22:43

    Keith you are the best, I remember sending you a message about this last year wondering where I could find more. Now to see that you’ve gone to this much work! Just wow! You’re amazing, good work sir.
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    Wesley (@)
    10th May 2012, 22:46

    Thanks Keith!I loooove pics!
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    AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
    10th May 2012, 23:09

    I’m in the mood for a new phone wallpaper. I’m in a Brawn GP mood.

    Thank you @keithcollantine
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    Drvoo (@drvoo)
    10th May 2012, 23:44

    I would recommend March and Shadow as interesting additions to the gallery.
    Thanks for the nice project.
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    Mike the bike Schumacher (@mike-the-bike-schumacher)
    11th May 2012, 1:53

    No, Jordan 191?, no Ligier’s?, older Tyrells? Dan Gurney’s Eagle? i’m sure these will be in the updates tho?
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       Dan Brown (@danbrown180)
       11th May 2012, 10:22

       I came here mainly for the Jordon 191 :)
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    David-A (@david-a)
    11th May 2012, 2:36

    If I remember correctly, Ferrari raced the F2004 at Melbourne in 2005
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       Journeyer (@journeyer)
       11th May 2012, 3:02

       You’re right – the car in the picture is an F2004-M.
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    Journeyer (@journeyer)
    11th May 2012, 2:56

    HEAVEN!

    But I agree with Mike’s comments – would love to see some yellow Jordans too. :)
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    DVC (@dvc)
    11th May 2012, 5:17

    Look at the FW09; it’s got a stepped nose!
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    Michael Hu (@mjhu)
    11th May 2012, 6:50

    Great job Keith. Fantastic and happy to see more!
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    Chalky (@chalky)
    11th May 2012, 8:30

    This is fantastic. I also love the fact that most pictures in your articles can be clicked on and enlarged. Some old F1 cars are really works of art and being able to view these images is worth the daily site visit on its own.
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    DK (@seijakessen)
    11th May 2012, 15:38

    @keithcollantine Why do teams remove the tobacco sponsor logos off of cars. I was looking at the Williams FW16 pictures of Damon Hill’s car at Goodwood, and the Rothmans logos are gone. Same with the Camel logos on the WDC winners for 1992 and 1993.
    1. 

       Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
       11th May 2012, 20:53

       @seijakessen To take McLaren as an example, they have their cars on display in their factory. As they often have school parties and such visiting they don’t consider it appropriate to retain the cigarette and alcohol branding on their cars. How times change, eh?

       There’s other considerations as well – in some regions, for example, media can’t print pictures of cars with tobacco branding.
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          DK (@seijakessen)
          11th May 2012, 21:14

          @keithcollantine That’s depressing…but definitely a sign of the times.

          I guess for better, or for worse, I identify so many of the cars of the past with whomever the tobacco sponsor was for the team at the time. In the case of McLaren and Lotus, it’s impossible for me to think of those cars without the Marlboro and the John Player Special logos .

          Here in the US when they were advertising for the IndyCar Grand Prix of Long Beach, the commercial on TV showed clips of the Marlboro branded cars…my jaw dropped slightly because I never expected to see those liveries on a TV commerical.
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