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  1. Gerhard Berger Wins The 1991 Japanese GP

    Gerhard Berger Wins The 1991 Japanese GP

    The McLaren-Honda pair ran in formation for the most of the race with Senna letting Berger through on the last lap to win his first race for McLaren.
  2. Alain Prost Wins The 1988 Spanish GP

    Alain Prost Wins The 1988 Spanish GP

  3. 2008 British GP - Rubens Barrichello Scores A Podium For Honda

    2008 British GP - Rubens Barrichello Scores A Podium For Honda

    Rubens Barrichello finished in 3rd position for Honda's best finish of the 2008 season. It was also Honda's first podium finish since 2006 and first podium finish for the Brazilian since 2005.
  4. 1972 South African GP - Peter Revson Scores A Podium For McLaren

    1972 South African GP - Peter Revson Scores A Podium For McLaren

    The first F1 podium for Peter Revson came in South Africa, with a 3rd place finish. You can see Ferrari's Jacky Ickx right behind him, and the stopped Brabham of Carlos Reutemann.
  5. Lewis Hamilton Wins The 2007 United States GP

    Lewis Hamilton Wins The 2007 United States GP

  6. 2005 United States GP - Tiago Monteiro Scores A Podium For Jordan

    2005 United States GP - Tiago Monteiro Scores A Podium For Jordan

    At the podium ceremony, all Ferrari team members quietly accepted their awards, and quickly exited. However, Monteiro stayed behind to celebrate his first podium finish, and the first for a Portuguese driver.
  7. 2002 Japanese GP - Takuma Sato Scores Points For Jordan

    2002 Japanese GP - Takuma Sato Scores Points For Jordan

    Reigning British F3 champion showed flashes of speed but also wild driving, nevertheless the team's faith in Sato was repaid by a fine drive to 5th at his home Grand Prix in Suzuka.
  8. Vittorio Brambilla Wins The 1975 Austrian GP

    Vittorio Brambilla Wins The 1975 Austrian GP

    Mastering the wet weather, the race was won by Italian driver Vittorio Brambilla driving a March 751. As Brambilla took the flag, he crashed into the barriers and the March team celebrated a historic victory. Brambilla, the oldest man in the field at 37, had won his first Grand Prix.
  9. Elio De Angelis Wins The 1982 Austrian GP

    Elio De Angelis Wins The 1982 Austrian GP

    Elio de Angelis held off Keke Rosberg and won the race by just 0.050 seconds.
  10. Jochen Rindt Wins The 1969 United States GP

    Jochen Rindt Wins The 1969 United States GP

  11. Kimi Raikkonen Wins The 2012 Abu Dhabi GP

    Kimi Raikkonen Wins The 2012 Abu Dhabi GP

    The victory was Raikkonen's first of the season and his first since he returned to Formula One at the start of the year.
  12. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1992 Monaco GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1992 Monaco GP

    Nigel Mansell led the race until lap 70, but then suffered a loose wheel nut and was forced into the pits, emerging behind Ayrton Senna. The pair duelled around Monaco for the final three laps but Mansell could find no way past, finishing behind the Brazilian.
  13. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1988 Canadian GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1988 Canadian GP

  14. Rubens Barrichello Wins The 2009 Italian GP

    Rubens Barrichello Wins The 2009 Italian GP

    It was the last win for Brawn GP and for team driver Rubens Barrichello.
  15. Jean Alesi Wins The 1995 Canadian GP

    Jean Alesi Wins The 1995 Canadian GP

    The first and only win of Alesi's Formula One career, on his 31st birthday. After the end of the race, Alesi ran out of fuel, and Michael Schumacher gave him a lift back to the pits on top of his car. This race also marked the last time to date that a Grand Prix was won by a car with a V12 engine.
  16. Jacky Ickx Wins The 1971 Dutch GP

    Jacky Ickx Wins The 1971 Dutch GP

  17. Juan Pablo Montoya Wins The 2003 German GP

    Juan Pablo Montoya Wins The 2003 German GP

  18. Kimi Räikkönen Wins The 2005 Japanese GP

    Kimi Räikkönen Wins The 2005 Japanese GP

    Kimi Räikkönen won the race after starting from 17th position and overtaking race leader Giancarlo Fisichella on the final lap. It was his final victory for McLaren.
  19. Johnny Herbert Wins The 1995 British GP

    Johnny Herbert Wins The 1995 British GP

    Johnny Herbert took the first win of his Formula One career, at his 74th attempt.
  20. Felipe Massa Wins The 2006 Brazilian GP

    Felipe Massa Wins The 2006 Brazilian GP

    Massa's win was the first time that a Brazilian driver had won their home grand prix since Ayrton Senna in 1993.
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