It proved to be a memorable Brazilian Grand Prix in more ways than one for Damon Hill en route to him clinching the Formula 1 title in 1996. At Interlagos, Hill claimed what proved to be a crucial pole position in his Williams. Come the day of the race on this day 24 years ago, a thunderstorm preceded it, eventually clearing just before the start. Article continues under video On a drenched track, Hill took full advantage of his clear view by streaking away at the start, claiming victory by almost 18 seconds from Benetton's Jean Alesi, with Michael Schumacher third in his Ferrari. It was the 15th win of Hill's career, one that elevated him past his late father Graham. Speaking to GPFans in...
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