Formula One has often celebrated speed, aggression, and dominance. But some races are won another way — through restraint, judgement, and the ability to survive when others cannot. In this episode of Chequered Past, we begin the 1967 season at Kyalami, as the World Championship arrives in South Africa for the first time. At altitude, in extreme heat, and on a circuit that punished mechanical weakness, the South African Grand Prix became a race of attrition. Favourites fell away, reliability p...
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