Juan Manuel Fangio secures his fifth world championship
Victory at the 1957 German Grand Prix gave Juan Manuel Fangio his fifth Drivers' Championship, a record that remained unmatched for 46 years.
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Victory at the 1957 German Grand Prix gave Juan Manuel Fangio his fifth Drivers' Championship, a record that remained unmatched for 46 years.
Louis Chiron was born in Monaco on 3 August 1899 and became a major pre-war Grand Prix winner before setting Formula 1's enduring record as its oldest race starter.
Michael Schumacher received a ten-place grid penalty after forcing Rubens Barrichello dangerously close to the pit wall during the 2010 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Jacques Laffite finished second at the 1975 German Grand Prix, delivering the first Formula 1 podium for Frank Williams's struggling independent team.