This week in motor sport from the Archive and Database, featuring first-time winners, final wins and a Formula 1 world championship title.
1905: Manfred von Brauchitsch is born. In profile
1971: Jo Siffert wins for the last time in Formula 1, claiming victory in Austria. Report
1976: In Austria, John Watson scores his first and Penske’s only win. Report
1993: Damon Hill becomes F1’s first-ever second-generation Grand Prix winner with victory in Hungary. Report
1969: Oulton Park hosts the Gold Cup (watch fascinating super-8 footage here), with Jacky Ickx beating Jochen Rindt after Jackie Stewart retires. Report
1970: As Clay Regazzoni plays the team game, Ickx wins the Austrian Grand Prix. Report
1981: Jacques Laffite denies compatriot Rene Arnoux in Austria. Report
1987: Nigel Mansell beats team-mate Nelson Piquet to victory in Austria. Report
1992: While Ayrton Senna wins, second place wraps up the title for Mansell. Report
1993: Rene Dreyfus dies at the age of 88. In profile
1952: Nelson Piquet is born. In profile
1968: Jackie Stewart wins the Oulton Park Gold Cup. Report
1975: Vittorio Brambilla wins in the wet in Austria, and proceeds to crash while celebrating… Report
1994: Three-time Le Mans victor and NART founder Luigi Chinetti dies. In profile
1957: After three gruelling hours Stirling Moss wins the Pescara Grand Prix by three minutes. Report
1974: Carlos Reutemann controls the Austrian Grand Prix. Report
1954: Oscar Larrauri is born. In profile
1975: Mark Donohues dies two days after a crash in testing ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix. In profile
1980: Alfred Neubauer dies aged 89. On the Archive
1989: As the Nissan outruns itself, Sauber claims a 1-2 in the Nürburgring 480kms. Report
1971: John Surtees wins the Gold Cup. Report
Max Verstappen could secure his fourth F1 drivers' crown at this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix. Motor Sport looks back on the key races which could put the Dutchman's name among F1's greatest
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An "aggressive" Las Vegas GP schedule last year saw F1 drivers ill and exhausted after a week in the dark, juggling "showbiz" commitments before travelling on the longest flight in the world. It's part of the job, they say
He won GP titles with Benetton, Ferrari and his own Brawn team, then helped steer F1 to unprecedented popularity. As Ross Brawn turns 70, Matt Bishop looks back at a remarkable career — plus the multiple times he antagonised the engineer