Victory Collection (page 7)

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): Clay Regazzoni (SUI) Williams, second; Alan Jones (AUS) Williams, race winner; Jacques Laffite (FRA) Ligier, third. German Grand Prix, Rd 10, Hockenheim, Germany, 29 July 1979.

British Formula Three Championship
Jamie Green (GBR) Carlin Motorsport won both races but was disqualified from the opening race for a technical infringement

British Touring Car Championship
Yvan Muller (FRA) Vauxhall Astra Coupe celebrates his victory in the second race with a Vauxhall mechanic. British Touring Car Championship, Rd 2, Brands Hatch, England, 5 May 2003. DIGITAL IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Nelson Piquet (BRA) Brabham (Centre) celebrates his first GP victory with two girls on the podium. Third placed Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) Fittipaldi (Left) claimed his last F1 podium finish

Holden Vs Ford
Marcus Ambrose (AUS) Pirtek Racing Ford became the first Ford driver to win three races in a row since 1996. Australian V8 Supercars, Rd5, VB300, Barbagallo Raceway, Wanneroo, Perth

1979 Italian GP
AUTODROMO NAZIONALE MONZA, ITALY - SEPTEMBER 09: Jody Scheckter, Ferrari 312T4, raises his arm in the air as he takes the chequered flag to win the race and secure his maiden world championship

Formula One World Championship
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/8 claimed his forty-first and what transpired to be his final GP victory in the final race of the season and his final race with McLaren

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Niki Lauda (AUT) Ferrari 312T. Belgian Grand Prix, Rd 6, Zolder, Belgium, 25 May 1975.

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Williams FW07B. Monaco Grand Prix, Rd 6, Monte-Carlo, Moncao, 18 May 1980

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Jody Scheckter (RSA) Ferrari 312T4 leads team mate Gilles Villeneuve (CDN) Ferrari 312T4, who retired from the race on lap 55 with a broken transmission

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Damon Hill (GBR) Williams. Brazilian Grand Prix, Rd 2, Interlagos, Brazil, 31 March 1996

Formula One World Championship
Pole sitter and race winner James Hunt (GBR) McLaren M26 received sponsorship at his home GP from London radio station Capital Radio. British Grand Prix, Rd 10, Silverstone, England, 16 July 1977

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Brabham BT44 leads the race from fifth placed Clay Regazzoni (SUI) Ferrari 312B3 and Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) McLaren M23

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Alan Jones (AUS) Williams is interviewed on the podium. United States Grand Prix (East), Rd14, Watkins Glen, New York State, USA. 5 October 1980

Formula One World Championship
Nelson Piquet (BRA) Brabham (Right) celebrates his first GP victory on the podium with third placed Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) Fittipaldi (Left), who claimed his last F1 podium finish

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Jody Scheckter (RSA) Tyrrell 007 leads the race from Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Brabham BT44B, who qualified and finished in second position. South African Grand Prix, Kyalami, 1 March 1975

Holden Vs Ford
Marcos Ambrose (AUS) Pirtek Racing Ford Falcon became the first Ford driver to win three races in a row since 1996. Australian V8 Supercars, Rd5, VB300, Barbagallo Raceway, Wanneroo, Perth

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Ferrari, celebrates on the podium with third placed John Watson (GBR) Brabham (Right). British Grand Prix, Rd 10, Brands Hatch, England, 16 July 1978

Formula One World Championship
(L to R): Second placed Alain Prost (FRA) with his McLaren team mate Ayrton Senna (BRA), who took pole position and went on to win the race

Formula One World Championship
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/8 claimed his forty-first and what transpired to be his final GP victory in the final race of the season and his final race with McLaren

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Russell Ingall (GBR) Caltex Havoline Racing Team Ford Falcon celebrates his second victory for Ford on the podium. Australian V8 Supercars, Rd 7, Bigpond 300, Queensland Raceway, Australia

Formula One World Championship
Giancarlo Fisichella (ITA) Jordan celebrates with his second place trophy that would be replaced five days later with his first winner's trophy when the result was revised in Paris

Formula One World Championship
Nelson Piquet (BRA) Brabham (Centre) celebrates his first GP victory on the podium. Third placed Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) Fittipaldi (Left) claimed his last F1 podium finish

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Williams (Left) with a muted celebration on the podium with third placed Riccardo Patrese (ITA) Arrows (Right)

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren. Italian Grand Prix, Rd 13, Monza, Italy, 13 September 1992

Formula One World Championship
Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Ferrari 312T2 took his first win for the Ferrari team. Brazilian Grand Prix, Rd 2, Interlagos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 23 January 1977. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/8 claimed his forty-first and what transpired to be his final GP victory in the final race of the season and his final race with McLaren

Formula One World Championship
Pole sitter Mario Andretti (USA) Lotus 79 went on to win the race. German Grand Prix, Rd 11, Hockenheim, Germany, 30 July 1978. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
(L to R): Race winner Jody Scheckter (RSA) talks with his Ferrari team mate Gilles Villeneuve (CDN), who finished the race in seventh position after running out of fuel on the final lap

Formula One World Championship
Didier Pironi (FRA) Ligier (Centre) celebrates his first GP win on the podium with second placed Alan Jones (AUS) Williams (Left) and third placed Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Williams (Right)

Formula One World Championship
Local favourite Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) McLaren M23 took pole position and victory of the first GP to be shortened due to rain. Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos, 27 January 1974. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Ferrari 312T3 behind race retiree Riccardo Patrese (ITA) Arrows FA1, second placed Niki Lauda (AUT) Brabham BT46, and race leader Jody Scheckter (RSA) Wolf WR5

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Nelson Piquet (BRA) Brabham BT49 takes the chequered flag at the end of the race. Formula One World Championship, Dutch Grand Prix, Rd 11, Zandvoort, Holland, 31 August 1980

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Carlos Reutemann (ARG) Williams (Left) with a muted celebration on the podium with third placed Riccardo Patrese (ITA) Arrows (Right)

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Patrick Depailler (FRA) Ligier JS11 leads the field in the opening laps of the race. Spanish Grand Prix, Rd 5, Jarama, Spain, 29 April 1979. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Alan Jones (AUS) Williams holds aloft his winner's trophy. United States Grand Prix (East), Rd14, Watkins Glen, New York State, USA. 5 October 1980

Formula One World Championship
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/8 enters the pits after claiming his forty-first and what transpired to be his final GP victory at the final race of the season and his final race with McLaren

British Formula Three Championship
Alan Van Der Merwe (RSA) Carlin Motorsport finished third and first in the two races and leads the championship standings. British Formula Three Championship, Rd 3, Croft, England, 5 May 2003

Holden Vs Ford
Mark Skaife (AUS) Holden Racing Team Holden Commodore made the most of his new ownership of HRT to finish second in Race One and to win Race Two

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): Jacques Laffite (FRA) Ligier, second (Obscured by wreath); Jody Scheckter (RSA) Ferrari, race winner; Didier Pironi (FRA), Tyrrell, third

Formula One World Championship
The Jordan team celebrate the belated first GP victory for Giancarlo Fisichella (ITA) Jordan, following a decision announced at FIA Headquarters in Paris that the results would be revised due to a

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Formula One World Championship
Race winner Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/7A. Italian Grand Prix, Rd 13, Monza, Italy, 13 September 1992

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Jenson Button (GBR) Brawn Grand Prix celebrates on the podium. Formula One World Championship, Rd 1, Australian Grand Prix, Race, Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia, Sunday 29 March 2009

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): Ayrton Senna (BRA) Williams second, Nelson Piquet (BRA) Williams Race winner and Nigel Mansell (GBR) Williams third

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): Jacques Laffite (FRA) Ligier, second; Jody Scheckter (RSA) Ferrari, race winner; Didier Pironi (FRA), Tyrrell, third

Formula One World Championship
(L to R): Leonardo Senna (BRA) with his race-winning brother Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren. Italian Grand Prix, Rd 13, Monza, Italy, 13 September 1992

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