Ever wondered how Formula 1 TV graphics of decades past would look on a modern Grand Prix? Well, wonder no more as we've managed to dress the 2019 British Grand Prix in retro TV overlays as part of F1's 70th-anniversary celebrations.
How things have changed: right down to the fuzzy, pre-race map of Silverstone to the VHS-style static, this video shows you just how last year's British Grand Prix would look if you tuned in from 1979 and watched the graphics evolve every year until now.
WATCH: The Evolution of F1's Opening Titles
There's even a cheeky screenwipe effect – state-of-the-art in those days, mind – and some fetching Safety Car graphics – and if that's not enough, the 2019 British Grand Prix was a spectacular contest in itself.
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