Mike Hawthorn. Monaco. It's almost inconceivable to imagine how different things were then. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Alex Ribeiro March 761B Ford Cosworth DFV and Noritake Takahara Kojima KE009 Ford Cosworth DFV, 1977 Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Michael Schumacher, 1996 Spanish Grand Prix. Schumacher's first win at Ferrari. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Lewis Hamilton isn't the first Ferrari driver with number 44. Maurice Trintignant, who on May 22, 1955 won the Monaco Grand Prix aboard his Ferrari while wearing race number 44. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Gilles Villeneuve leads Carlos Reutemann at the 1981 Spanish Grand Prix, Jarama. Image Unavailable, Please Login
1975 British Grand Prix Silverstone. A sudden storm complicates things and several end up outside and piled up in the same curve before the race is declared over. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Niki Lauda claimed his maiden Formula 1 victory — and his first win for Ferrari — at the Spanish Grand Prix, held at the Circuit of Jarama, on Sunday, April 28, 1974. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Stefano Modena, Jordan Yamaha, Grand Prix of Spain 1992, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Piers Courage, De Tomaso 505/38 Ford entered by Frank Williams 1970 Belgium Grand Prix at Spa Image Unavailable, Please Login
No, Brian Redman and Tim Schenken replaced him in the de Tomaso. The team quit at the end of the season and Frank Williams went back to running customer Marches. Interesting fact is that the 505/38 was actually built by Dallara.
