1996 F1 Season

The 1996 Formula 1 World Championship season featured 16 rounds. Damon Hill won the Drivers' Championship driving for Williams, claiming 8 victories throughout the season. The Williams team claimed the Constructors' Championship. This season was part of the V8/V10 era of Formula 1, representing a pivotal chapter in the sport's technical evolution. The championship battle showcased the finest engineering and driving talent of the era, with teams pushing the boundaries of what was technically possible within the regulations. Each race weekend brought new challenges, strategic battles, and moments that would become part of Formula 1's rich history.