The fight for the drivers' championship in 1989. culminated at Japanese GP in Suzuka in what was one of the most controversial races in Formula 1 history
Japan 1989. – Prost wins his third title after controversial clash with Senna
Brazil 2007. – Raikkonen wins the title against all odds
In 2007. we have seen a dramatic turnaround in the driver's championship. Lewis Hamilton arrived at the last race in Brazil with seven points lead ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and four points ahead of his team mate Fernando Alonso
Japan 1990. – Senna gets his revenge on Prost to win his second title
Grand Prix of Japan in 1990. was as controversial as the previous edition of this race. Senna and Prost were again leading the championship, just like in previous two years
Portugal 1984. – Lauda wins his third and final title after beating Prost by half a point
Niki Lauda needed second place to win the 1984. F1 world championship, even if his team mate at McLaren Alain Prost wins the race
China 2005. – Goodbye to V10 engines
Chinese GP 2005. was the last race of the championship which decided constructors' championship battle between Renault and McLaren and was the last race for V10 engines
Japan 2002. – Schumacher’s record breaking 19th consecutive podium
Michael Schumacher won from pole position at Japanese GP 2002. which was his 19th consecutive podium finish and 50th pole position
