92
1992
Brabham
The team's final season; two starts.
Damon HillF1 career history
Went from Brabham's last struggling season to the 1996 championship, then gave Jordan its first ever win.
- Titles
- 1
- Wins
- 22
- Poles
- 20
- Podiums
- 42
- Starts
- 115
- Teams
- 4
Career Chronology
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4 of 4 team stints shown · 1992 — 1999
1 championship season in this range:1996
Full career totals
1992 — 1999 · 8 seasons- Races
- 116
- Wins
- 22
- Podiums
- 42
- Poles
- 20
- Championships
- 1
Win rate 19.0%Podium rate 36.2%Points 360Best season 1996 (8 wins, 10 podiums)Titles 1996
Exports the 1992 — 1999 selection only
93
1993 — 1996
Williams
World champion in 1996; 21 wins.
- 1996 title
- 21 wins
97
1997
Arrows
Nearly won in Hungary before a hydraulic failure.
98
1998 — 1999
Jordan
Jordan's first win, Spa 1998, in a one-two.
- First win
The Long Version
He debuted with a nearly bankrupt Brabham in 1992, failing to qualify more often than not.
Promoted to Williams as Prost's team-mate in 1993, he won three races in a row.
After carrying the team through 1994, he took the 1996 title and was dropped for 1997.
At Spa in 1998 he won Jordan's first Grand Prix, leading a one-two.
Where Those Teams Went
Williams Racing4 identities
Frank Williams's second attempt at a team became the most successful independent constructor in the sport's history.
Trace the Williams rebrands from 1977 →Aston Martin Aramco6 identities
Five identities in thirty years. Eddie Jordan's underfunded yellow upstart is now a Lawrence Stroll-funded works marque.
Trace the Aston Martin rebrands from 1991 →Arrows Grand Prix International3 identities
The most persistent nearly-team in Formula One: 382 starts across 24 seasons and not a single victory.
Trace the Arrows rebrands from 1978 →