On this day in 1999, Rubens Barrichello led his home race at Interlagos, but Ford V10 engine did not survive and race was won by Mika Hakkinen who previously had problems with the gearbox.

Michael Schumacher won on his first appearance in new Ferrari F2002 in the Brazilian GP on this day in 2002 after another clash with Juan Pablo Montoya in the first lap.

1994 Australian Grand Prix was the last race of the championship in which Michael Schumacher won his first world title by only one point after a controversial collision with Damon Hill

The historic race in Monza was held on September 11th 1988. and was the first Italian GP after the death of Enzo Ferrari (August 14th 1988.). Ferrari drivers Michele Alboreto and Gerhard Berger were the first drivers who took part in the free practice session on Friday to honour legendary Enzo

Michael Schumacher won the record-breaking seventh title in 2004 after finishing second in the 2004 Belgian GP behind the winner Kimi Raikkonen, in the jubilee 700th race for Ferrari.

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.

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.

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.

On this day in 2006 Michael Schumacher beat Fernando Alonso to secure his first victory of the season for Ferrari, day after he surpassed Senna's all time pole record.

Kimi Raikkonen won for the first time since his F1 comeback on this day in 2012 after celebrating his victory at the Abu Dhabi GP. The Finn withstood late pressure from the double world champion Fernando Alonso who desperately wanted to close the gap to the championship leader Sebastian Vettel