1989 Hungarian GP - Mansell's greatest F1 win
Nigel Mansell was one of Formula 1’s best overtakers.
There are plenty of examples of the 1992 world champion’s bravery and decisiveness in battle but perhaps one day in Hungary was his finest moment.
In the latest of Autosport’s “Short View Back to the Past” series, chief editor Kevin Turner looks at Nigel Mansell’s greatest grand prix.
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