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Mika Hakkinen secured a convincing victory on the streets of Monte Carlo from the pole position on this day in 1998, leading in all laps of the race and driving the fastest lap, which was his second Grand Chelem in Formula 1 after 1998 Brazilian GP.

Jarno Trulli secured his first and only victory in F1 career in 2004 driving Michelin equipped Renault R24 in Monaco where he started from pole position and led majority of the race.

Olivier Panis has shocked the world of Formula 1 on this day in 1996 when he won the chaotic Monaco GP with only four drivers finishing the race while pole sitter Michael Schumacher crashed in the first lap after being overtaken by Damon Hill at the start.

Michael Schumacher won his third race in a row after recovering from a pitstop fire and reducing his gap to Raikkonen to only two points.

Nigel Mansell enjoyed his dream season in Williams FW14B with Renault's V10 engine and won for the fifth consecutive time at the start of the season in Imola.

Ferrari celebrated their first 1-2 victory of the 1999 F1 season in Monaco after Michael Schumacher and Eddie Irvine beat Mika Hakkinen in McLaren who started from pole position.

Felipe Massa celebrated for the third consecutive year in Turkey on this day in 2008 ahead of Lewis Hamilton in McLaren and his team-mate Raikkonen in Ferrari who kept his championship lead.

Michael Schumacher celebrated in Monaco for the third time on this day in 1997 and took the championship lead from Jacques Villeneuve while his future teammate Rubens Barrichello in Stewart and his current team-mate Eddie Irvine completed the podium.

Michael Schumacher won for the fifth consecutive time at the start of the 2004 F1 season, day after winning the fourth pole position in 2004 and thus equating the 12-year-old record of Nigel Mansell who also won first five races of the season.

Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher have been standing together on a podium on this day in 1993 at the Spanish GP in Barcelona.