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The 1990s

Formula 1 World Championship — 1990 to 1999

The 1990s saw 10 Formula 1 World Championship seasons from 1990 to 1999. The most successful driver of the decade by race wins was Michael Schumacher with 35 victories. Williams was the leading constructor with 61 wins.

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Who won the F1 championship in the 1990s?

SeasonChampionWinsPoints
1990Ayrton Senna678
1991Ayrton Senna796
1992Nigel Mansell9108
1993Alain Prost799
1994Michael Schumacher892
1995Michael Schumacher9102
1996Damon Hill897
1997Jacques Villeneuve781
1998Mika Häkkinen8100
1999Mika Häkkinen576

Which drivers won the most races in the 1990s?

1GermanMichael Schumacher352BritishDamon Hill223BrazilianAyrton Senna214BritishNigel Mansell165FinnishMika Häkkinen146FrenchAlain Prost127CanadianJacques Villeneuve118BritishDavid Coulthard69AustrianGerhard Berger510BritishEddie Irvine411ItalianRiccardo Patrese412BrazilianNelson Piquet313GermanHeinz-Harald Frentzen314BritishJohnny Herbert315FrenchOlivier Panis1

Which teams dominated the 1990s?

1BritishWilliams612BritishMcLaren433ItalianFerrari284ItalianBenetton255IrishJordan36BritishStewart17FrenchLigier1