Detroit, the automotive capital of the world, enjoyed its first Grand Prix on this day in 1982.
Formula 1's baptism of fire in 'Motor City' was a comedy of errors unfortunately.
When teams arrived - just a week after the Monaco Grand Prix - the street circuit was still in build-out mode, and practice was cancelled.
Eventually however, Detroit's inaugural event did produce John Watson's greatest drive in Formula 1.
The McLaren charger launched his race from a lowly P17 on the grid only to blitz the field and achieve a stunning win from Ligier's Eddie Cheever and Ferrari's Didier Pironi.
It was the Ulsterman's fourth and penultimate win in F1.
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