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F1 team. Not even during Mercedes' run of seven straight drivers' titles did they go close to winning every single race in a season.

Villeneuve Pironi: Racing’s Untold Tragedy which is set to premiere on Sky Documentaries in the UK very soon.

Michael Schumacher’s F1 debut, when he brilliantly put his Jordan seventh on the grid, only for the car’s clutch to fail on the opening lap and force him into retirement. READ MORE: Ten Formula 1 drivers you completely forgot about - and what they are up to now Given how the race played out, with the other Jordan driver, Andrea de Cesaris, chasing down winner Ayrton Senna in the closing stages before suffering an engine problem, it is not outlandish to suggest Schumacher could have been in the fight for victory.But it is circumstances which paved the way for Schumacher’s debut which were most extraordinary.Jordan, in their debut season in the sport, had run De Cesaris and Luxembourg-born Bertrand Gachot.

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has responded to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after the seven-time world champion was criticised for his activism by the former rally driver. Ben Sulayem previously said that motorsport was "too political" but Hamilton insisted ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that he won't stop fighting for social causes. Ben Sulayem clarified his views on Twitter.

Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton in 2016.During a four-year stint as teammates, Rosberg and Hamilton dominated the sport, winning 54 of 78 races in that period, with the two childhood friends seeing their relationship turn sour in the process.Hamilton won the titles in 2014 and 2015, with tempers boiling over in the 2016 season as Rosberg looked to win the title for the first time - leading to a number of incidents were the two teammates ended up colliding, with Toto Wolff describing an incident at Austria as 'brainless'.During this spell, Mercedes had to step-up to outline rules for the two drivers in order to keep them on the straight and narrow, putting punishments in place for any rule breaks, and Rosberg has lifted the lid on that battle."We made it extremely difficult. It got to the point where we were handed a code of conduct paper with what we were able to do in a wheel-to-wheel battle, even penalties with fines with a lot of zeroes attached to that because there was no other way.

Formula 1 racetrack when Sir Frank Williams' own incredible life came to an end on Sunday.Aged 79, the founder of the constructor which bears his legendary family name and still competes on the grid to this day died in his hospital bed, surrounded by those who loved him most.And up to that very moment, he was still deeply affected by the horror crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix which claimed the life of the Brazilian.Senna was a three-time world champion and one of the huge names of that era which dominated the sport, alongside the likes of his great rival Alain Prost and countryman Nelson Piquet.Sir Frank had finally got his man for the 1994 season – after driving in the colours of Toleman, Lotus and McLaren over the previous 10

A WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant has shocked viewers by swearing after failing an easy question and bagging just £1,000. Sunday's show saw Bristol-born Justin Beattie take to the chair opposite host Jeremy Clarkson to try and win the million-pound prize.

Lewis Hamilton reigned supreme in Germany to claim his 91st Formula 1 Grand Prix success - equalling the record of Michael Schumacher.