Mario Felice Tecce
@mftecce.bsky.social
Formula 1 and motorsports enthusiast from 1971. Author of Driving to the Future: Living life following Formula One racing #GillesVilleneuve #AyrtonSenna
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As we celebrate the new year at the MPN, we wanted to kick things off with a collaborative project between Dr. Mario Tecce @reveltrailingedge.bsky.social and our very own Crew Chief Eric - we hope you enjoy this audio adaptation of Mario’s book, and look forward to more #formula1 #podcast content!
Driving to the Future: Racing, Reflection, and the Meaning of Life
Years of racing, wrenching and motorsports experience brings together a top notch collection of knowledge, stories and information.
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January 1, 2026 at 1:49 PM
As we celebrate the new year at the MPN, we wanted to kick things off with a collaborative project between Dr. Mario Tecce @reveltrailingedge.bsky.social and our very own Crew Chief Eric - we hope you enjoy this audio adaptation of Mario’s book, and look forward to more #formula1 #podcast content!
My first car drive in 1970 was with one of these: full of contemporary technology!
- fully electric
- unlimited driving without need of recharging
- no need of batteries
- total body crash protection
- high safety in bumping
- steer up to 360 degrees
- fully electric
- unlimited driving without need of recharging
- no need of batteries
- total body crash protection
- high safety in bumping
- steer up to 360 degrees
August 9, 2025 at 9:22 PM
My first car drive in 1970 was with one of these: full of contemporary technology!
- fully electric
- unlimited driving without need of recharging
- no need of batteries
- total body crash protection
- high safety in bumping
- steer up to 360 degrees
- fully electric
- unlimited driving without need of recharging
- no need of batteries
- total body crash protection
- high safety in bumping
- steer up to 360 degrees
Best wishes of a new year always pursuing our best as Gilles Villeneuve
December 31, 2024 at 7:09 PM
Best wishes of a new year always pursuing our best as Gilles Villeneuve
If anybody is interested, this weekend my book can be downloaded free as ebook from Amazon at
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December 28, 2024 at 8:09 AM
If anybody is interested, this weekend my book can be downloaded free as ebook from Amazon at
www.amazon.com/dp/B08B3R5MPM
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08B3R5MPM
www.amazon.it/dp/B08B3R5MPM
from today 3m EST through Sunday 2.59 EST
#BookSky #Books #F1 #life
www.amazon.com/dp/B08B3R5MPM
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08B3R5MPM
www.amazon.it/dp/B08B3R5MPM
from today 3m EST through Sunday 2.59 EST
#BookSky #Books #F1 #life
RIP great Bandini! Really great determination and passion but still with a full understanding of the risks. He advised the production of Grand Prix movie about showing an accident which resembled a lot the one that killed him one year later. Too bad they were not able the fire of his car.
Lorenzo Bandini was born #OnThisDay in ’35. #OnThisDay in 2012, which day would have been his 77th birthday, his widow Margherita posted on her Facebook page the following letter to him. She wrote it in Italian. Here’s an English translation, impossible to read with dry eyes.
December 21, 2024 at 2:51 PM
RIP great Bandini! Really great determination and passion but still with a full understanding of the risks. He advised the production of Grand Prix movie about showing an accident which resembled a lot the one that killed him one year later. Too bad they were not able the fire of his car.
I really wish #F1 races could be done with a single set of tires, without any stop. I think it would be easier to see drivers' capabilities, which should be the most important part. After all, isn't this supposed a Drivers' Championship?
November 24, 2024 at 4:22 PM
I really wish #F1 races could be done with a single set of tires, without any stop. I think it would be easier to see drivers' capabilities, which should be the most important part. After all, isn't this supposed a Drivers' Championship?
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This time last year, ahead of the Vegas GP, I had the pleasure to chat with Mario Andretti.
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November 19, 2024 at 8:04 PM
This time last year, ahead of the Vegas GP, I had the pleasure to chat with Mario Andretti.
@jorginaf1.bsky.social
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Remembering a great man and driver: Alboreto winner of 1982 Las Vegas GP. Asked about life risks of
#F1 drivers, instead of any rhetoric of
heroism, he simply noticed that his risks
were similar to those which Carabinieri,the
Italian gendarmerie, used to normally take in
their work
#F1 drivers, instead of any rhetoric of
heroism, he simply noticed that his risks
were similar to those which Carabinieri,the
Italian gendarmerie, used to normally take in
their work
November 18, 2024 at 8:56 AM
Remembering a great man and driver: Alboreto winner of 1982 Las Vegas GP. Asked about life risks of
#F1 drivers, instead of any rhetoric of
heroism, he simply noticed that his risks
were similar to those which Carabinieri,the
Italian gendarmerie, used to normally take in
their work
#F1 drivers, instead of any rhetoric of
heroism, he simply noticed that his risks
were similar to those which Carabinieri,the
Italian gendarmerie, used to normally take in
their work