100th win for Renault-Elf
The first victory for Renault-Elf dates back to 1979 at the
French GP.
27 years later, we have scored our 100th win together here
in Barcelona, with the Renault F1 Team and its driver Fernando
Alonso and Giancarlo Fisichella.
The team's excellent start to the season continues our exceptional
partnership, which has already won 6 Constructors' titles
and 5 Drivers' crowns.
Renault-Elf 100 Grand Prix triumphs
1979: France (Jean-Pierre Jabouille/Renault).
1980: Brazil, South Africa (René Arnoux/Renault), Austria
(Jean-Pierre Jabouille/Renault).
1981: France, Netherlands, Italy (Alain Prost/Renault).
1982: South Africa, Brazil (Alain Prost/Renault), France,
Italy (René Arnoux/Renault).
1983: France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Austria (Alain Prost/Renault).
1985: Portugal, Belgium (Ayrton Senna/Lotus-Renault), San
Marino (Elio de Angelis/Lotus-Renault).
1986: Spain, United States (Ayrton Senna/Lotus-Renault).
1989: Canada, Australia (Thierry Boutsen/Williams-Renault).
1990: San Marino (Riccardo Patrese/Williams-Renault), Hungary
(Thierry Boutsen/Williams-Renault).
1991: Mexico, Portugal, (Riccardo Patrese/Williams-Renault),
France, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain (Nigel Mansell/Williams-Renault).
1992: South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, San Marino, France,
United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal (Nigel Mansell/Williams-Renault),
Japan (Riccardo Patrese/Williams-Renault).
1993: Africa, San Marino, Spain, Canada, France, United Kingdom,
Germany, (Alain Prost/Williams-Renault), Hungary, Belgium,
Italy (Damon Hill/Williams-Renault).
1994: Spain, United Kingdom, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Japan
(Damon Hill/Williams-Renault), Australia (Nigel Mansell/Williams-Renault).
1995: Brazil, Spain, Monaco, France, Germany, Belgium, Europe,
Pacific, Japan (Michael Schumacher/Benetton-Renault), United
Kingdom, Italy (Johnny Herbert/Benetton-Renault), Argentina,
San Marino, Hungary, Australia (Damon Hill/Williams-Renault),
Portugal (David Coulthard/Williams-Renault).
1996: Australia, Brazil, Argentina, San Marino, Canada, France,
Germany, Japan (Damon Hill/Williams-Renault), Europe, United
Kingdom, Hungary, Portugal (Jacques Villeneuve/Williams-Renault).
2003: Hungary (Fernando Alonso/Renault F1 Team).
2004: Monaco (Jarno Trulli/Renault F1 Team).
2005: Australia (Giancarlo Fisichella/Renault F1 Team), Malaysia,
Bahrain, San Marino, Europe, France, Germany, China (Fernando
Alonso/Renault F1 Team).
2006 : Bahrain, Australia (Fernando Alonso/Renault F1 Team),
Malaysia (Giancarlo Fisichella/Renault F1 Team), Spain (Fernando
Alonso/Renault F1 Team)
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