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Formula 1 Edition Commemorative Books Coverage List Formula 1 2018 edition Date of Event Pages Event Covered (Daily Mirror unless stated) 20 Oct 1958 Front page Mike Hawthorn Champion 11 Sept 1961 Pages 12 & 13 Phil Hill Champion 21 May 1962 Back page Graham Hill wins his first Grand Prix 18 June 1962 Back page Jim Clark wins his first Grand Prix 23 July 1962 Page 9 Jim Clark wins British Grand Prix 31 Dec 1962 Page 16 Graham Hill Champion 26 Oct 1964 Front page John Surtees wins the championship 2 Aug 1965 Front page Jim Clark Champion 5 Sept 1966 Page 2 Jack Brabham Champion 16 July 1967 Back page Jim Clark wins British Grand Prix 23 Oct 1967 Back page Denny Hulme Champion 8 April 1968 Pages 1 and 7 Death of Jim Clark 4 Nov 1968 Back page Graham Hill Champion 8 Sept 1969 Back page Jackie Stewart Champion 6 Sep 1970 Pages 3 and 26 Jochen Rindt is killed during practice at the Italian Grand Prix, but becomes the sport’s only posthumous World Champion 16 Aug 1971 Page 2 Jackie Stewart Champion 11 Sept 1972 Page 11 Emerson Fittipaldi Champion 7 Oct 1974 Back page Emerson Fittipaldi Champion 2 Aug 1976 Front page Niki Lauda fighting for life 25 Oct 1976 Front page, 16,17 and back page James Hunt Champion 17 July 1977 Page 36 James Hunt wins British Grand Prix 11 Sept 1978 Pages 1 and 3 Mario Andretti Champion 19 July 1981 Back page John Watson wins British Grand Prix 19 Oct 1981 Page 27 Nelson Piquet Champion 27 Sept 1982 Page 23 Keke Rosberg Champion 16 Oct 1983 Page 38 Nelson Piquet Champion 22 Oct 1984 Back page and page 30 Niki Lauda Champion 7 Oct 1985 Page 23 Alain Prost Champion 14 July 1986 Pages 27 and back Nigel Mansell wins British Grand Prix 27 Oct 1986 Pages 14,15 and back Alain Prost Champion 13 July 1987 Pages 26,27 and back Nigel Mansell wins British Grand Prix 22 Oct 1990 Page 26 Ayrton Senna Champion 15 July 1991 Pages 26 & 27 Nigel Mansell wins British Grand Prix 21 Oct 1991 Back page Ayrton Senna wins the title 13 July 1992 Pages 1,2,3,30,31 and back page Nigel Mansell wins British Grand Prix 17 Aug 1992 Back page and page 39 Nigel Mansell Champion 27 Sept 1993 Page 31 Daily Record Alain Prost Champion 2 May 1994 Pages 42,43 and back Ayrton Senna is killed in a crash at San Marino 11 July 1994 Pages 38,39 and back Damon Hill wins British Grand Prix 14 Nov 1994 Pages 38 & 39 Michael Schumacher Champion 23 Oct 1995 Pages 26 & 27 Michael Schumacher Champion 14 Oct 1996 Pages 30,31 and back Damon Hill Champion 27 Oct 1997 Pages 34,35 and back Jacques Villeneuve Champion 2 Nov 1998 Pages 36 & 37 Mika Hakkinen Champion 12 July 1999 Pages 46 & 47 David Coulthard wins British Grand Prix 1 Nov 1999 Pages 40 & 41 Mika Hakkinen Champion 24 April 2000 Pages 42 & 43 David Coulthard wins British Grand Prix 9 Oct 2000 Pages 46 & 47 Michael Schumacher Champion 20 Aug 2001 Pages 44 & 45 Michael Schumacher Champion 27 May 2002 Pages 50 & 51 David Coulthard wins in Monaco 22 July 2002 Pages 50 & 51 Michael Schumacher Champion 13 Oct 2003 Pages 46 & 47 Michael Schumacher Champion 30 Aug 2004 Page 37 Michael Schumacher Champion 26 Sep 2005 Page 43 Fernando Alonso Champion 23 Oct 2006 Pages 54 & 55 Fernando Alonso Champion 11 June 2007 Pages 62 & 63 Lewis Hamilton wins his first Grand Prix in Canada 22 Oct 2007 Pages 58 & 59 Kimi Raikkonen wins the Brazil Grand Prix to win the championship by a single point from Alonso & Lewis Hamilton 7 July 2008 Pages 62 & 63 Lewis Hamilton wins the British Grand Prix 3 Nov 2008 Pages 54 & 55 Lewis Hamilton is crowned World Champion after finishing 5th in Brazil 4 Nov 2008 Pages 58 & 59 Lewis Hamilton celebrates becoming the youngest F1 World Champion 25 May 2009 Pages 48 & 49 Jenson Button wins the Monaco Grand Prix 28 Sep 2009 Pages 58 & 59 Lewis Hamilton wins the Singapore Grand Prix 19 Oct 2009 Pages 56, 57, 58 & 59 Jenson Button is crowned World Champion after the Brazil Grand Prix 29 Mar 2010 Pages 52 & 53 Jenson Button wins the Australian Grand Prix 15 Nov 2010 Pages 58 & 59 Sebastian Vettel is crowned World Champion after winning the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 14 June 2011 Page 56 Jenson Button wins the Canadian Grand prix 25 July 2011 Page 58 Lewis Hamilton wins the German Grand Prix 26 Sep 2011 Pages 54 & 55 Sebastian Vettel wins the Singapore Grand Prix 10 Oct 2011 Page 56 Sebastian Vettel retains the drivers’ championship at the Japanese Grand Prix, and becomes the sport’s youngest double champion 19 Mar 2012 Page 45 Jenson Button wins the Australian Grand Prix 30 July 2012 Page 54 Lewis Hamilton wins the Hungarian Grand Prix 26 Nov 2012 Page 47 Jenson Button wins the Brazilian Grand Prix. Sebastian Vettel wins his 3rd consecutive drivers championship 29 July 2013 Pages 56 & 57 Lewis Hamilton wins the Hungarian Grand Prix 28 Oct 2013 Page 43 Sebastian Vettel wins the Indian Grand Prix and his 4th consecutive title 31 March 2014 Page 54 Lewis Hamilton wins the Malaysian Grand Prix 24 Nov 2014 Pages 50-52 Lewis Hamilton is crowned World Champion after winning the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 6 July 2015 Pages 62, 63 and back Lewis Hamilton wins the British Grand Prix 26 Oct 2015 & Page 44 Lewis Hamilton is World Champion for the third time 27 Oct 2015 Page 49 after winning the United States Grand Prix 11 July 2016 Pages 48 & 49 Lewis Hamilton wins the British Grand Prix for the fourth time 28 Nov 2016 Pages 50 & 51 Nico Rosberg is World Champion for the first time after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 17 July 2017 Pages 50 & 51 Lewis Hamilton wins the British Grand Prix for the fifth time 30 Oct 2017 Pages 50 & 51 Lewis Hamilton is World Champion for the fourth time after the Mexican Grand Prix 17 Sep 2018 Page 44 Lewis Hamilton wins the Singapore Prix 8 Oct 2018 Page 44 Lewis Hamilton wins the Japanese Prix 29 Oct 2018 Pages 46 & 47 Lewis Hamilton is World Champion for the fifth time 30 Oct 2018 Pages 54 & 55 after the Mexican Grand Prix 153 Pages .
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