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Benetton B192 - 1992
One year after his dazzling F1 debut, Schumacher returned to Spa-Francorchamps as a regular podium finisher behind the almighty Williams FW14Bs driven by Nigel Mansell, who had won the 1992 title at the previous round in Hungary, and Riccardo Patrese.
At the wheel of the B192 - he had raced the B191B in the opening three races - the German mastered mixed-weather conditions around the 7.004km venue to claim the first of his record 91 wins. Schumacher would add another pair of top-three finishes to secure third in that year's Drivers’ standings.
