In recent months there has often been talk about the entry of new teams into Formula 1 and all the obstacles that such a process can find in its way. But how were things in the 1990s? GpBlog spoke about this, among other things, with engineer Giorgio Stirano, who was active in Formula 1 between the 1970s and 1990s with Osella, Alfa Romeo and Forti Corse, as well as being an expert witness for Williams during the investigation into Senna's accident. Article continues under ad The Forti Corse adventure Of all the teams Giorgio Stirano has worked for, the last was Forti Corse. The team debuted in F1 in 1995 and the Italian engineer was its sporting director, called in directly by founder...
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