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The Schumacher Era

For a full decade Michael Schumacher dominated Formula One like no other driver in history,
handily eclipsing contemporary rivals Villeneuve, Häkkinen, Hill and others, on the way to an astounding seven World Championships.

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Alesi—Canada 1997

Rating: 3.00

Alonso & Schumacher—Indy 2006

Rating: 5.00

Australia 1996

On the first lap of the season-opening 1996 Grand Prix of Australia — the first in more than 40 years at Melbourne’s Albert Park and the first to utilize a new race-start procedure, still employed in Formula 1, replacing the old red-to-green light protocol — Jordan’s Martin Brundle had a spectacular barrel roll into the sand trap at turn 3, where the car fantastically broke in two.

Australia 2002

Ralf Schumacher discovered he needed vision correction following a road car accident before the 2002 Formula One season. After the start of the 2002 Australian Grand Prix, one may have wondered if Ralf had been driving with contact lenses or not.

Austrian GP 1998

Rating: 2.00

Barrichello

Rating: 2.00

Barrichello—Monaco 1997

Rating: 5.00

Belgian GP 1998

Rating: 4.00

Brazil 1996

Rating: 3.00

Burti 2001

Luciano Burti locking up the left front on his Jaguar R2 during the 2001 Formula One season. Burti’s best finish in 15 GPs was an 8th at the opening race in Australia.

Rating: 3.00