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TIL that the 1970 F1 World Driver's Championship was awarded posthumously to Jochen Rindt. Rindt won 5 of the first 9 races, but crashed and died due to brake failure. No competitor
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The seven best F1 cars of the 1970s (List) | GRR
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A candid shot of 1970 F1 World Champion Jochen Rindt behind the wheel of his Lotus 49 at the Brands Hatch paddock with it being 49 years after he lost his life
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The history of F1: the 1970s | GRR
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The history of F1: the 1970s | GRR
OfficialTeamHesketh on Twitter: "Jochen Rindt became #F1 World Champion #OTD 1970, 4 weeks after his fatal crash at Monza. https://t.co/LywlkBzk8h #JochenRindt #f1 #LotusF1 #grandprixdrivers https://t.co/5qOCfc5brx" / Twitter
