Jacarepagua Collection
Jacarepagua, a legendary circuit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has witnessed some unforgettable moments in the history of Formula One World Championship
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Jacarepagua, a legendary circuit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has witnessed some unforgettable moments in the history of Formula One World Championship. On 29 January 1978, the Brazilian Grand Prix took place at Jacarepagua, captivating fans with its thrilling races and breathtaking maneuvers. The track became synonymous with speed and excitement as it hosted numerous Formula One events over the years. One such memorable race occurred on 21 March 1982 when the Brazilian Grand Prix returned to Jacarepagua. Drivers from around the world showcased their skills on this challenging circuit, leaving spectators in awe of their talent and bravery. The atmosphere was electric as engines roared and tires screeched through every turn. The following year, on 13 March 1983, Jacarepagua once again welcomed drivers for another exhilarating edition of the Brazilian Grand Prix. It was here that Nigel Mansell achieved an unexpected victory in his debut race for Ferrari. His triumph behind the wheel of the Ferrari 640 fitted with cutting-edge technology left everyone astonished. However, not all moments at they were filled with celebration. In one unfortunate incident during a Formula One World Championship event, Elio De Angelis experienced a heart-stopping moment when his Brabham BMW BT55 lost its front left wheel mid-race. Thankfully he escaped unharmed but reminded us of the dangers these fearless drivers face each time they hit the track. It also served as a platform for young talents to make their mark on motorsport history. Tetsuo Tsugawa had an opportunity to talk with Ayrton Senna before his grand prix debut in his Toleman TG183B car during a Formula One World Championship event held at this iconic venue. From nail-biting finishes to unexpected victories and heart-pounding incidents – Jacarepagua has seen it all throughout its association with Formula One World Championship races.