Three Formula 1 drivers became champions od 21st October - Niki Lauda (1984), Ayrton Senna (1990) and Kimi Raikkonen (2007).

On this day in 2003 Michael Schumacher won his sixth and penultimate title after beating Kimi Raikkonen in McLaren by only two points.

Michael Schumacher won his first F1 race in Monza on this day in 1996 and the second consecutive win for Ferrari after his triumph at Spa Francorchamps two weeks earlier.

2009 Belgian Grand Prix was a great race with very tight qualifying, a surprising man on the pole and a surprising winner which secured first hybrid F1 victory for Ferrari and their first and only in 2009 F1 season.

Michael Schumacher and Ross Brawn have been the driving force behind the 1998 Hungarian GP victory for Ferrari after changing the strategy and defeating McLaren drivers Hakkinen and Coulthard.

Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto has confirmed that his team will have a significantly stronger engine in the latter part of the season as some parts of the new 2021 powertrain have not yet been used so they are allowed to introduce them although engine development is banned this year.

On this day in 1982 Patrick Tambay won for the first time in his career in the German GP which had a tragic epilogue for the then leading man of the championship Didier Pironi who crashed in qualifying and sustained heavy injuries.

On this day in 1998, Mika Hakkinen won his fifth race in the first ten races in 1998 after the battle with Michael Schumacher while David Coulthard managed to finish second after he was 19th in the second lap.

On today's day in 1999, Eddie Irvine won his second race of the season after David Coulthard spun his teammate Mika Hakkinen in the second corner of the first lap.

On this day in 2004, Michael Schumacher won his six consecutive race in the season after he started from the pole position at his home race at Hockenheim.