F1 Report

Damon Hill

Graham Hill, a true icon of versatility and endurance, remains the only driver to achieve motorsport's Triple Crown: winning the Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. His career spanned 122 Grand Prix starts, securing 22 victories and 42 podium finishes. Known for his impeccable style and unflappable demeanor, Hill embodied the courageous spirit of racing in the 1960s, famously winning two Formula 1 World Championships. His legacy extends beyond the track, as a popular and respected figure who tragically died in a plane crash in 1975.

All-time records

Where Damon Hill ranks in the all-time Formula 1 record books.

122Races
22Wins
42Podiums
70Top 10s
9.92Avg Position
5.79Avg Grid Pos
1Driver Titles
3Constructor Titles

Top Teams

Team
Wins
Podiums
Points
Races
Williams214032665
Jordan112732
Arrows01717
Brabham0008
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Damon Hill season-by-season championship record
SeasonChampionship positionWinsPoints
19991207
19986120
19971207
19961897
19952469
19942691
19933369
1992—00
199916 races▾
199816 races, 1 win▾
199717 races▾
199616 races, 8 wins▾
199517 races, 4 wins▾
199416 races, 6 wins▾
199316 races, 3 wins▾
19928 races▾
Damon Hill race results in 1992
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Hungarian Grand PrixBrabham25P110
German Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0
British Grand PrixBrabham26P160
French Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0
Canadian Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0
Monaco Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0
San Marino Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0
Spanish Grand PrixBrabham—Did not qualify0