Formula One 2004

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The 2004 Formula One season race by race: every driver's result in all 18 Grands Prix, as Michael Schumacher wins a record 13 of them and his seventh world title ahead of team-mate Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button.

Measured in races from start (Race 1)

Offsets are measured from start

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Race 1 · AUS Schumacher wins the opener Australian Grand Prix Michael Schumacher takes pole, fastest lap and the win in Melbourne, the start of five straight victories.
Race 3 · BHR The first Bahrain Grand Prix Bahrain Grand Prix Formula One races in the Middle East for the first time. Michael Schumacher wins from pole.
Race 6 · MON Trulli's only win Monaco Grand Prix Jarno Trulli wins in Monaco from pole, while Schumacher collides with Montoya in the tunnel behind the safety car.
Race 9 · USA Ralf Schumacher's crash at Indianapolis United States Grand Prix A tyre failure sends Ralf Schumacher into the wall on the banking. Back injuries keep him out for six races.
Race 10 · FRA Gené and Pizzonia fill in at Williams French Grand Prix Marc Gené races in France and Britain, then Antônio Pizzonia takes over and scores in three of his four races.
Race 13 · HUN Ferrari's sixth straight constructors' title Hungarian Grand Prix A Ferrari one-two in Hungary seals the constructors' championship.
Race 14 · BEL Schumacher's seventh title Belgian Grand Prix Second place at Spa gives Michael Schumacher a record seventh world championship.
Race 14 · BEL Räikkönen wins at Spa Belgian Grand Prix Kimi Räikkönen takes McLaren's only win of the season in a race full of incidents.
Race 16 · CHN The first Chinese Grand Prix Chinese Grand Prix Rubens Barrichello wins the inaugural race in Shanghai.
Race 16 · CHN Villeneuve returns with Renault Chinese Grand Prix The 1997 champion replaces Jarno Trulli, who moves to Toyota for the last two races.
Race 17 · JPN Schumacher's record 13th win Japanese Grand Prix Victory at Suzuka gives Michael Schumacher 13 wins in a season, a new record.
Race 18 · BRA Montoya wins the finale Brazilian Grand Prix Juan Pablo Montoya wins in Brazil, Williams' last victory for more than seven years.