The 14 Greatest F1 Races of the 1990s
Rain-soaked masterclasses, title deciders settled by contact and underdog wins nobody predicted. Which will win?
11993 European Grand PrixAyrton Senna's legendary opening lap in the rain at Donington Park, passing four cars to lead.1000pts
21996 Monaco Grand PrixA chaotic wet race in which Olivier Panis won for Ligier and only three cars were running at the end.681pts
31997 Hungarian Grand PrixDamon Hill came within a lap of winning for the unfancied Arrows team before a late failure.584pts
41997 European Grand PrixThe Jerez title decider where Jacques Villeneuve survived contact with Michael Schumacher to take the crown.454pts
51991 Brazilian Grand PrixSenna won his home race for the first time despite being stuck in sixth gear over the closing laps.454pts
61992 Monaco Grand PrixSenna held off a far faster Nigel Mansell for the final laps in one of Monaco's tensest finishes.454pts
71999 French Grand PrixA wild wet-dry Magny-Cours race with a shuffled grid and a surprise Heinz-Harald Frentzen win.454pts
81990 Mexican Grand PrixNigel Mansell's audacious around-the-outside pass on Gerhard Berger at the Peraltada corner.454pts
91994 Spanish Grand PrixSchumacher finished second while stuck in fifth gear for most of the race distance.272pts
101997 Monaco Grand PrixSchumacher dominated a soaking Monaco to win by nearly a minute for Ferrari.272pts
111996 Japanese Grand PrixDamon Hill sealed the world championship at Suzuka to emulate his father Graham.272pts
121995 Belgian Grand PrixMichael Schumacher charged from 16th on the grid to win a changeable-weather classic at Spa.151pts
131995 Canadian Grand PrixJean Alesi took his one and only Grand Prix victory, on his birthday, to enormous acclaim.151pts
141998 Belgian Grand PrixA rain-soaked Spa marked by a massive first-lap pile-up and Damon Hill's win for Jordan.151pts
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