Does heritage influence a Formula 1 driver’s style on track? 🏎️In this Data Driven episode, Patrick Henz explores how culture and heritage might shape the driving characteristics of F1 legends across different eras of the sport — from the pioneers of the 1950s to today’s modern champions.

In this episode, Patrick Henz discusses the 1990 Formula 1 World Championship, a season of raw power, and technological showdowns, through the lens of data. It dissects the Ayrton Senna vs. Alain Prost rivalry, McLaren’s dominance with the MP4/5B, and Ferrari’s resurgence under Prost. From the infamous Suzuka collision to the rise of young guns like Gerhard Berger and Jean Alesi.

Nigel Mansell isn’t just a racing legend, he’s a symbol of relentless determination, raw talent, and the sheer will to defy the odds. From his humble beginnings to becoming the 1992 Formula 1 World Champion, Mansell’s journey is one of triumph over adversity, heart-stopping duels, and a connection with fans that transcended the sport.

Patrick Henz discusses the life and career of “Il Leone” (The Lion), exploring the moments that defined him, including his iconic Red Five, the Williams-Renault, and that unforgettable 1992 season where he dominated the grid with a record-breaking 14 pole position. But Mansell’s story isn’t just about speed, it is about resilience.

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