In F1, finishing first doesn’t always mean winning. Here are 11 dramatic moments where drivers crossed the line P1 but lost victory due to penalties, rules, or post-race decisions.
From the birth of F1 driver Hans Stuck in 1900 to Heinz-Harald Frentzen signing for the Arrows team in 2001.
From the birth of Italian driver Michele Alboreto to the return of seven-time world champion, Michael Schumacher in 2009.
From drama at the 1992 Australian Grand Prix where Gerhard Berger won to 2005 when Red Bull announce that Adrian Newey would be joining the team.
From Lotus driver Graham Hill claiming his second World Championship in 1968 to Lewis Hamilton securing his sixth Drivers' title in 2019 with Mercedes.
From Mike Hawthorn securing the 1958 World Championship by a single point to Nigel Mansell winning the subdued 1985 South African Grand Prix.
From the birth of F1 driver Piero Taruffi in 1906 to Michael Schumacher breaking Fangio's record in 2003 to the Mercedes team winning the Constructors' title in 2014.
From the birth of F1 star Carlos Pace in 1944 to the death of Francois Cevert in 1973 to Alain Prost winning his first of four Drivers' World Championships in 1985.
From a British 1-2 for Lotus at the 1967 US Grand Prix to an F1 taxi service at the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix.
From the birth of Antonio Ascari father of two-time World Champion Alberto Ascari to Rubens Barrichello's win at the 2002 Italian Grand Prix.