This is how Niki Lauda is honored in Spielberg

A separate area is dedicated to the only Austrian winner of the home Grand Prix as part of the vehicle exhibition in the Spielberg F1 fan zone. Among other things, the original McLaren racing car with which Niki Lauda won in Austria in 1984 is on display there. Another former Lauda car can be seen elsewhere on the track. In addition, the tunnel that leads from the racetrack entrance to the paddock is dedicated to the Viennese, who died on May 20th this year.

Lauda leaves a big gap Lauda is also leaving a big gap at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Spielberg, according to a statement from the race track in Styria. “Austria's motorsport icon will always be part of the Formula 1 family and the domestic race track. Since the return of the premier class to Austria in 2014, Niki Lauda has graced and enriched almost every Legends parade at the Red Bull Ring with his participation. Friends, colleagues and companions will continue to honor the memory of Niki Lauda at the Legends Parade 2019,” it also says.

Further gestures are also planned for the coming race weekend, which will give fans, teams and drivers the opportunity to commemorate the legend Niki Lauda together at the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix. “Niki Lauda is a myth. He is the only Austrian to have won a race here. It’s only natural that the racetrack carries out an appreciation,” said Lauda’s companion and former racing colleague Helmut Marko.

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This is how Niki Lauda is honored in Spielberg

After the death of Niki Lauda, the parade of legends at the Austrian Grand Prix next Sunday will have to take place without the three-time Formula 1 world champion.

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This is how Niki Lauda is honored in Spielberg

After the death of Niki Lauda, ​​the parade of legends at the Austrian Grand Prix next Sunday will have to take place without the three-time Formula 1 world champion.

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After the death of Niki Lauda, the parade of legends at the Austrian Grand Prix next Sunday will have to take place without the three-time Formula 1 world champion.