Truemag

  • News
  • Current Drivers
    • Charles Leclerc
    • Carlos Sainz
  • Races
    • 2023 Australian Grand Prix
    • 2023 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
    • 2023 Miami Grand Prix
    • 2023 Emilia Romagna GP
    • 2023 Monaco Grand Prix
    • 2023 Spanish Grand Prix
    • 2023 Canadian Grand Prix
  • Ferrari Champions
    • Michael Schumacher
    • Kimi Raikkonen
    • Niki Lauda
    • Jody Scheckter
    • John Surtees
    • Phil Hill
    • Mike Hawthorn
    • Juan-Manuel Fangio
    • Alberto Ascari
  • Former Ferrari drivers
    • Sebastian Vettel
    • Felipe Massa
    • Fernando Alonso
    • Gilles Villeneuve
    • Jean Alesi
    • Alain Prost
    • Nigel Mansell
    • Gerhard Berger
    • Mario Andretti
    • Rubens Barrichello
    • Michele Alboreto
    • Patrick Tambay
    • Eddie Irvine
    • Rene Arnoux
    • Didier Pironi
    • Jacky Ickx
    • Carlos Reutemann
    • Clay Regazzoni
    • Stefan Johansson
    • Arturo Merzario
    • Giancarlo Fisichella
  • Memorable moments
  • Ferrari F1 FAQ
  • F1 TICKETS
  • Advertise
  • Shop now!
  • Home
  • Formula 1 Schedule & Results
  • Formula 1 Driver Standings
  • Formula 1 Constructor Standings

Watch: Michael Schumacher grabs seventh win in Montreal | 2004 Canadian GP. One-two no. 66 for the Scuderia.

On 13th June 2004, the Canadian Grand Prix was held in Montreal. Scuderia Ferrari tackled qualifying with the race in mind, with the F2004s of Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello carrying a heavy fuel load with the idea of making a single stop in the race. As a result, the Italian cars didn’t exactly shine on Saturday, securing only sixth and seventh places.

In the race, the Ferraris rapidly moved up the order, with their strategy seeing them moving up place by place until they were at the head of the order. Michael Schumacher went on to take his 77th win, Ferrari’s 174th, as part of a season where the Maranello team took the most wins of the season and the driver’s championship.

Rubens Barrichello was third at the flag, but a few hours later he was promoted to second, after Ralf Schumacher was disqualified because his brakes did not conform to the regulations. Worth noting for the history books, this was the Scuderia’s 66th one-two finish, while Jenson Button moved up to third in the BAR.

This would be the last time that Scuderia Ferrari won in Canada until the 2018 Canadian Grand Prix, at the same circuit.

— see video above —

Apr 19, 2020Scuderia Fans

Buy official Ferrari F1 products!

Let other Scuderia Fans know about us
fb-share-icon
Tweet
Pin Share
Malaysian Grand Prix comeback given supportFerrari's Charles Leclerc makes it two wins from two in the Chinese Virtual GP
You Might Also Like
 
2017 pre-season testing, Day 3: live results and updates
 
Ferrari’s view on the impact of limiting winter testing

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Scuderia Fans
3 years ago Ferrari Champions, Memorable moments, Michael SchumacherCanadian GP, Michael Schumacher, Scuderia Ferrari, Scuderia GP memories668
Gear up with Ferrari merchandise!
Indian.bet

Indian.bet

#KeepFightingMichael

FAQ

bestnewzealandcasinos.com

Partners

My Betting Sites

betopin.com

BetZillion's list of the best motor racing betting sites

Online sports betting at Betiton Sport UK

Online non gamstop casinos free spins for most popular slots

Personal Injury Lawyer in Abilene Texas

Formula 1 Standings

Formula 1 News

Guitar Junky

Best Intraday Tips

Contact Center Company

SilverArrows.Net - Mercedes F1 news

TopSpeed

Esports Forum

Racing Statistics

Fixture Calendar

Live F1 Results

Contribute

Get In Touch With Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
Categories
Archives
Let other Scuderia Fans know about us!
RSS
Facebook
Twitter
Visit Us
Follow Me
Tweet
2016 © Scuderia Fans