Pierce89 wrote:Call me a fanboy but Alonso's Silverstone last year win deserves a mention
That Ferrari was hardly a Ligier, as good a win as it was.
Pierce89 wrote:Call me a fanboy but Alonso's Silverstone last year win deserves a mention
a 1995 benneton...raymondu999 wrote:To be fair the 96 Ligier was practically a Benetton in Ligier livery though...
That was the time when Winkelhockmade that absolutely inspired choice wasn't it? To be fair though -it still wasn't a race winScootin159 wrote:Spyker @ Nurburgring 2007 (race 1)
That Ferrari did not win, it was all done to a certain Gilles Villeneuvedren wrote:What was the big Ferrari that won by holding up the field? I'd vote that one.
Completely true, not a real race win, but still to be legitimately in the lead of a GP in a car that never finished a race on the lead lap is pretty impressive. He didn't get there just on pit stops either - he passed Kimi on the track.raymondu999 wrote:That was the time when Winkelhockmade that absolutely inspired choice wasn't it? To be fair though -it still wasn't a race winScootin159 wrote:Spyker @ Nurburgring 2007 (race 1)
yes i would said this if you would mean the moral winnergridwalker wrote: The same could be said for Senna's 84 Toleman and the red flag at monaco
Given that the Jordan won two races, 6 podiums and finished third in the championship, I think it's hardly a contender for "worst car".dumtisdumtis wrote:Frentzen, Jordan, FranceGP 1999. Totally unexpected (IMO)