Ferrari eye two milestones
Ferrari's win in Belgium was the 199th of their Formula One history, so from the Japanese Grand Prix, the Maranello squad are hunting their 200th win.
These are the relevant milestones of Ferrari:
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Jose Froilan Gonzalez (Ferrari 375) wins the 1951 British Grand Prix at Silverstone © LAT |
Ferrari lead the all-time wins chart by a huge margin. At the moment the situation is: Ferrari at 199, McLaren at 155 and Williams at 113.
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