Left behind by time: Abandoned Formula 1
Date published:
January 29 2021
Formula 1 has an illustrious history dating all the way back to 1950, creating many classic memories along the way.
The Monaco Grand Prix, Ferrari who have contested every World Championship, or legendary drivers like Juan Manuel Fangio, Jim Clark, Sir Jackie Stewart, Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher and Sir Lewis Hamilton who have shaped this great sport through the eras. That list of superstar drivers goes on.
But of course throughout the last 70 years, parts of Formula 1 have very much been lost in time. And for some of these relics, the world in general has left them behind…
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Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport, owned and operated by Manga Hotels, opens its doors after completing a $20 million renovation.
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Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport Announces the Completion of a $20M Renovation - Hotel Now Open
January 11, 2021 GMT
TORONTO, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport, owned and operated by Manga Hotels, opens its doors after completing a $20 million renovation. The transformation marks a new beginning for the hotel as staff recommits to delivering warm hospitality, memorable events and delightful dinning. The 528-room hotel is in a prime location for all travellers visiting the Toronto region and flying through the Toronto Pearson Airport. The hotel is close to Highway 401 and 427, making it an ideal venue for conferences, meetings and layover travel when the need resumes.