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On this day in 1995, Michael Schumacher won the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, equaling at the time Nigel Mansell's record of nine wins in a single F1 season.
The German driver's victory also offered the Constructors' title to the Benetton team.
Just a week before at the Pacific Grand Prix in Aida, Schumacher had secured his second consecutive world crown, a feat that made the future F1 legend the youngest double world champion in F1 history.
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