Ferrari’s 1996 challenger, the F310, was notoriously difficult to drive and lacked the reliability of its rivals. Despite this, Schumacher produced moments of pure magic, most notably his masterclass in the rain at the Spanish Grand Prix. This first victory for Ferrari proved that while the car wasn't ready for a title, the driver certainly was. The Williams Dominance

Brundle is often cited as one of the best drivers never to win a Grand Prix. His 1996 season with the Jordan team was solid, and he signed off with a respectable fourth place in Japan. His departure marked the end of the "old guard" who had transitioned from the turbo era into the modern age, and he seamlessly moved into a legendary broadcasting career.