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# Welcome

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**This version of the API is deprecated. Please visit the** [**docs**](https://docs.sportmonks.com/v3/motorsport-api/) **of our brand new Motorsport API v3** 
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Welcome to the SportMonks Formula One API documentation version 1.0. In this documentation you will learn the basics of our Formula One API. Let's get started. 

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We recommend you submit your requests with Postman since we have already prepared the request for you there! Hit the button below to import our Formula One API collection.\
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