The 1992 season was dominated by the Williams-Renault team, picking up 10 wins from the 16-race season. Their number one driver, and eventual World Champion, won nine of them. He also sat on pole for 14 of the races, his team-mate getting one, too, and McLaren Honda got the other one. It was an unprecedented year not just for them, but for Formula 1. No one had ever won as many races in a season. After winning the first five races of the season, then another three consecutive wins after a two-race break, all he needed to do to secure the title here was outscore his closest rival. And that he did. Although not convincingly. It took some retirements, spins and other mistakes for him to work...
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