Era 08 · V10 · season 46

1995

Benetton won 11 races out of 17, and the world title went to Michael Schumacher.

The title was decided in round 15 – Pacific Grand Prix.

In 1995 Michael Schumacher, in a Renault-powered Benetton, won nine races and a second title in a row, and Benetton won the Constructors’ Championship for the first time.

Damon Hill started from pole seven times for Williams but won only four races; Schumacher sealed the title with two races to go, at the Pacific Grand Prix at Aida. Jean Alesi took his only win in Canada, and Johnny Herbert won in Britain and Italy.

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Drivers’ standings · championship points
01Michael SchumacherBenetton102
02Damon HillWilliams69
03David CoulthardWilliams49
04Johnny HerbertBenetton45
05Jean AlesiFerrari42
06Gerhard BergerFerrari31
07Mika HäkkinenMcLaren17
08Olivier PanisLigier16
09Heinz-Harald FrentzenSauber15
10Mark BlundellMcLaren13
11Rubens BarrichelloJordan11
12Eddie IrvineJordan10
13Martin BrundleLigier7
14Gianni MorbidelliFootwork5
15Mika SaloTyrrell5
16Jean-Christophe BoullionSauber3
17Aguri SuzukiLigier1
18Pedro LamyMinardi1
Constructors’ championship
01Benetton137
02Williams112
03Ferrari73
04McLaren30
05Ligier24
06Jordan21

The season’s 17 races

Schumacher 9Hill 4Herbert 2Coulthard 1Alesi 1