#OnThisDay 1951 #SpanishGP, Pedralbes circuit, Barcelona. The Spanish GP was the eighth and final round of the 1951 calendar, and three drivers entered the race vying for the title: Juan Manuel Fangio, leading the field with his Alfa Romeo; Alberto Ascari and his Ferrari, two points behind; and José Froilán González, also driving a Ferrari, six points behind Fangio. Pirelli provided the teams with tires for 18-inch wheels, which Alfa Romeo adopted. Ferrari, however, decided to stick with 16-inch

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The European Formula Two Championship was a racing series held between 1967–84. The series was contested by aspiring drivers aiming to compete in F1 in the future as well as current Formula One drivers wishing to hone their single seater skills. In 1983, the series consisted of 12 rounds and the Championship was won by British driver Jonathan Palmer who scored six victories during the season and only missed out on a podium finish on two occasions. https://www.dukevideo.com/prd3504ED/European-F2-