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Formula One World Championship: Jean Marie Balestre FISA President and Bernie Ecclestone FOCA President / Brabham Manager fought a bitter political
(L to R): Jean Marie Balestre (FRA) FISA President and Bernie Ecclestone (GBR) FOCA President / Brabham Manager fought a bitter political battle over the control of F1 during the early eighties.
Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal, 27 September 1981
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the intense political battleground of Formula One during the early 1980s. The image captures two formidable figures locked in a bitter power struggle for control over the prestigious sport. On the left stands Jean Marie Balestre, the influential President of FISA (Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile), representing his native France. His stern expression reflects his determination to maintain authority and protect F1's interests. Opposite him is Bernie Ecclestone, hailing from Great Britain, who holds multiple roles as FOCA (Formula One Constructors' Association) President and Brabham Manager. Ecclestone's steely gaze reveals his relentless pursuit of influence within the racing world. Their clash took place at Montreal's Circuit Île Notre-Dame during the Canadian Grand Prix on September 27,1981. This iconic moment symbolizes an era when politics played a significant role in shaping Formula One's destiny. Both men possessed immense power and were driven by their own agendas. Their fierce rivalry had far-reaching implications for teams, drivers, and fans alike. This photograph encapsulates not only their personal battle but also represents a pivotal juncture in F1 history. As we admire this historical snapshot captured by Motorsport Images, we are reminded that beyond thrilling races on track lie complex webs of political maneuvering that shape one of the most exhilarating sports in existence – Formula One.
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