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  1. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1988 Japanese GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1988 Japanese GP

    Despite Senna stalled on the grid & had dropped to 14th place, he immediately made a charge through the field and managed to force his way through as leader Prost was trying to deal with a malfunctioning gearbox & a tricky wet/dry surface. With victory in the race, Senna clinched his first F1 title.
  2. Damon Hill Wins The 1994 British GP (2)

    Damon Hill Wins The 1994 British GP (2)

  3. Damon Hill Wins The 1994 British GP

    Damon Hill Wins The 1994 British GP

  4. Fernando Alonso Wins The 2008 Japanese GP

    Fernando Alonso Wins The 2008 Japanese GP

  5. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Brazilian GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Brazilian GP

  6. Fernando Alonso Wins The 2005 San Marino GP (2)

    Fernando Alonso Wins The 2005 San Marino GP (2)

  7. Fernando Alonso Wins The 2005 San Marino GP

    Fernando Alonso Wins The 2005 San Marino GP

  8. Gerhard Berger Wins The 1994 German GP

    Gerhard Berger Wins The 1994 German GP

  9. Rubens Barrichello Wins The 2000 German GP

    Rubens Barrichello Wins The 2000 German GP

    Rubens Barrichello took the first win of his Formula One career, after starting from 18th position.
  10. Thierry Boutsen Wins The 1989 Australian GP

    Thierry Boutsen Wins The 1989 Australian GP

  11. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Monaco GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Monaco GP

  12. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 European GP (2)

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 European GP (2)

  13. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 European GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 European GP

  14. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Australian GP (2)

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Australian GP (2)

  15. Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Australian GP

    Ayrton Senna Wins The 1993 Australian GP

  16. Kimi Raikkonen Wins The 2009 Belgian GP

    Kimi Raikkonen Wins The 2009 Belgian GP

  17. 1993 Portuguese GP - Alain Prost Clinches The Title

    1993 Portuguese GP - Alain Prost Clinches The Title

    Second place was all Prost needed to win the Championship so he decided not to take any risks, and stay behind Michael Schumacher.
  18. Max Verstappen Wins The 2016 Spanish GP

    Max Verstappen Wins The 2016 Spanish GP

    Max Verstappen won the race upon his debut for his new team Red Bull. At the age of 18 years and 228 days, Verstappen became the youngest ever winner, the youngest driver to score a podium finish and the youngest ever to lead a lap of a Formula One race.
  19. Ralf Schumacher Wins The 2003 European GP

    Ralf Schumacher Wins The 2003 European GP

  20. Jenson Button Wins The 2010 Chinese GP

    Jenson Button Wins The 2010 Chinese GP

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