Franco Colapinto, Sergio Perez lead tributes to F1 figure after heartbreaking news

After the death of Ulises Panizza, a cameraman from the official Formula 1 transmission, Franco Colapinto, after his death, did not hesitate to leave a meaningful message on his Instagram account. “A big Uli, always leaving everything behind. We’re going to miss you! How nice to have shared my first races together in F1′′, the young man highlighted. The Argentine driver posted the farewell and added a photo that he had taken with Panizza in a ra…

Scanline Brings Ayrton Senna's Career to Life in Netflix Series - postPerspective

Scanline VFX has completed work on Netflix’s new series Senna, a dramatized production about the life of Formula One champion Ayrton Senna. The series chronicles the Brazilian racing legend’s three F1 World Drivers’ Championship victories and his tragic death during the 1994 Imola race weekend. Scanline served as both the overall client-side VFX supervisor and vendor-side VFX supervisor for this limited series, The post Scanline Brings Ayrton Sen

2 Soft Compounds: Tribute to Eddie Jordan a life well lived

Rick Houghton and Paul Velasco reflect on a life well lived: Eddie Jordan. Now departed the Irishman was a true character and now a legend of Formula 1. In this special episode of 2 Soft Compounds, Paul and Wick share their memories, and comment on condolences led by Formula 1 World Champion and former Jordan F1 Team driver Damon Hill,…

Emotional goodbye as F1 mourns a big loss

Pérez and Colapinto lead tributes as F1 mourns the loss of Ulises Panizza - Just before the start of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, the Formula One community was plunged into mourning following the unexpected death of Ulises Panizza, a long-time paddock cameraman known and loved by many throughout the motorsport world. His sudden…

Formula 1 mourns Ulises Panizza. The long-time cameraman, who has been in use for various TV stations in the Paddock in recent years, died unexpectedly shortly before the start of the Japan Grand Prix.

The world of Formula 1 in Argentina is in mourning and surprised after the sudden death of Ulises Panizza, a historic cameraman of the competition and in charge of bringing the image to our country. Last weekend at the China Grand Prix, it was his last coverage for the ESPN signal and the Disney+ platform. The news generated stupor and quickly replied messages from colleagues, pilots and fans. Among them appears the figure Franco Colapinto, curr…