On This Day in F1: 28 September

2008 Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix
On This Day in Formula 1 28 September

28 September in Formula 1: 4 Grands Prix were won on this date, between 1980 and 2008, 1 world title was decided and 3 drivers were born.

Timeline of 28 September

  1. 2008Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix · Marina Bay Street Circuit

    1. Pole position Felipe Massa on pole for Ferrari.14th career pole
    2. Race winFernando Alonso Fernando Alonso wins for Renault.20th career win
  2. 2004

    1. BirthdayIsack Hadjar Isack Hadjar is born.turns 22 today
  3. 2003USA Formula 1 Grand Prix · Indianapolis Circuit

    1. Pole positionKimi Räikkönen Kimi Räikkönen on pole for McLaren.2nd career pole
    2. Race winMichael Schumacher Michael Schumacher wins for Ferrari.70th career win
  4. 1997Luxembourg Formula 1 Grand Prix · Nürburgring

    1. Pole positionMika Häkkinen Mika Häkkinen on pole for McLaren.1st career pole
    2. Race winJacques Villeneuve Jacques Villeneuve wins for Williams.11th and final win
  5. 1996

    1. In memoriam Menato Boffa passed away, aged 66.
  6. 1980

    1. Debut Andrea de Cesaris makes his Grand Prix debut for Alfa Romeo in the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.first of 214 startsDebut
    2. Debut Kevin Cogan makes his Grand Prix debut for Williams in the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.first of 2 startsDebut
    3. Pole positionNelson Piquet Nelson Piquet on pole for Brabham at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.2nd career pole
    4. Race winAlan Jones Alan Jones wins the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix for Williams at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.9th career win
    5. World titleAlan Jones Alan Jones is crowned World Champion with Williams.first world title
  7. 1968

    1. BirthdayMika Häkkinen Mika Häkkinen is born.turns 58 today
  8. 1963

    1. Birthday Érik Comas is born.turns 63 today
  9. 1958

    1. In memoriam Jimmy Reece passed away, aged 28.

Grand Prix races held on 28 September

Every World Championship race on this date with its podium and polesitter, most recent first.

Born on 28 September

Érik Comasborn 1963 · turns 63 today5thBest finish7thBest quali6Points finishes59Grands Prix
Mika Häkkinen Mika Häkkinenborn 1968 · turns 58 today2Titles20Wins26Poles51Podiums
Isack Hadjar Isack Hadjarborn 2004 · turns 22 today3rdBest finish3rdBest quali3Podiums22Points finishes

In memoriam

Jimmy Reece17 November 1929 · 28 September 1958, aged 28
Menato Boffa4 January 1930 · 28 September 1996, aged 66

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  2. Tue 29 Sep1991Nigel Mansell Nigel Mansell wins the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix for Williams at Catalunya Circuit.
  3. Wed 30 Sep1979Alan Jones Alan Jones wins the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix for Williams at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
  4. Thu 1 Oct1967Jim Clark Jim Clark wins the USA Formula 1 Grand Prix for Team Lotus at Watkins Glen International.
  5. Fri 2 Oct1977Niki Lauda Niki Lauda is crowned World Champion with Ferrari.
  6. Sat 3 Oct1965Graham Hill Graham Hill wins the USA Formula 1 Grand Prix for BRM at Watkins Glen International.
  7. Sun 4 Oct1970Jochen Rindt Jochen Rindt is crowned World Champion with Team Lotus, who also take the constructors' title.
  8. Mon 5 Oct1969Jochen Rindt Jochen Rindt wins the USA Formula 1 Grand Prix for Team Lotus at Watkins Glen International.

28 September in F1 history: questions

Which Formula 1 races were held on 28 September?
4 World Championship races took place on this date: 2008 Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2003 USA Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1997 Luxembourg Formula 1 Grand Prix and 1980 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Who won a Formula 1 race on 28 September?
Fernando Alonso (2008), Michael Schumacher (2003), Jacques Villeneuve (1997) and Alan Jones (1980).
Was a Formula 1 World Championship decided on 28 September?
Yes: Alan Jones (1980, Williams).
Which Formula 1 drivers were born on 28 September?
Érik Comas (1963), Mika Häkkinen (1968) and Isack Hadjar (2004).