Most controversial F1 Grands Prix in history

This race is infamous for blatant team orders, where Rubens Barrichello was forced to let Michael Schumacher pass him on the final lap. The incident sparked widespread outrage and led to a ban on team orders.

This race was the championship decider of the 2021 season, ending with a highly controversial safety car restart that directly influenced the outcome. The race director's decisions led to an FIA inquiry and significant changes in regulations.

Known as 'Crashgate', this Grand Prix involved a deliberate crash by Nelson Piquet Jr. to benefit his teammate Fernando Alonso. The scandal exposed a shocking case of race-fixing and team conspiracy.

This championship decider featured a collision between title rivals Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill, leading to both retiring. The incident remains highly debated, with many questioning if Schumacher's move was intentional.

This race was a flashpoint in the Senna-Prost rivalry, featuring a collision between the two McLaren teammates. Senna's subsequent disqualification for rejoining the track controversially handed the championship to Prost.

Following their 1989 clash, this race saw Ayrton Senna deliberately collide with Alain Prost on the first lap. Senna later admitted the intentional crash, securing his second World Championship in a highly unsportsmanlike manner.

This championship decider saw Michael Schumacher attempt to take out Jacques Villeneuve, failing and retiring himself. Schumacher was later stripped of his championship position, an unprecedented punishment for his unsportsmanlike conduct.

This Grand Prix is notorious for having only six cars start due to Michelin tire failures, leading to a mass withdrawal of teams. The farcical event severely damaged F1's reputation in the American market.