In 1982 at the South African Grand Prix, Niki Lauda staged a historic moment when nearly all the F1 drivers locked themselves in a hotel room and went on strike. But why did they go on strike? What did they want so they could go back to driving? And did they succeed? Kevin Turner, Autosport's Chief Editor, takes a look back to the early 80s to find out what really happened.
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