We're always told that the 1960s was the deadliest decade for racing in formula one. But was it? The way it's portrayed is as if there was a fatal crash at every corner at every race, but how different or more or less deadly was it compared to the 50s and the 70s either side?

It's a look over the statistics over the first thirty five years or so of the World Championship, and how the attitudes have changed today for the better. Let me know if it's been interesting.

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