Damon Hill
1 world title
- Latest team
- Nationality
-
British
- Date of birth
- 17 Sep 1960
- Active
- 1992 - 1999
Damon Hill (born 17 September 1960) is a former F1 driver. Between 1992 and 1999, the Briton raced for multiple teams, including Jordan. In total, he competed in 116 grands prix and achieved 42 podium finishes including 22 victories. Hill has won 1 world championship.
Damon Hill profile
- Full name
- Damon Hill
- Latest team
- Date of birth
- 17 September 1960
- Nationality
-
British
- Race number
- 7
- Debut race
-
Spanish GP 1992
- Last race
-
Japanese GP 1999
Career of Damon Hill
-
F1 years
- 8
- Best race result
- 1
- Number of Grands Prix won
- 116
- Number of sprint races
- 0
- Sprint wins
- 0 / 0
- 0%
- WC points
- 360
-
Victories
- 22
- 19.0%
- Wins from pole
- 7 / 20
- 35.0%
- Hat-tricks
- 0
- Grand Slams
- 0
- Most wins in a season
- 8
- Win streak
- 4
-
Podium finishes
- 42
- 36.2%
- P1 finishes
- 22 / 42
- 52.4%
- P2 finishes
- 15 / 42
- 35.7%
- P3 finishes
- 5 / 42
- 11.9%
- Most podiums in a season
- 11
- Podium streak
- 6
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