Graham Hill won two world titles, five Monaco Grands Prix and, with Indianapolis and Le Mans, the only Triple Crown of motor sport.
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Graham Hill: Mr Monaco 10
1929Graham Hill born in HampsteadHill is born in Hampstead, London. He passes his driving test only at 24.
19621962: Graham HillBRMHill won his first title driving for BRM, beginning a career that would make him the only driver to win the Triple Crown of motorsport: the World Championship, the Indianapolis 500 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
1962Graham Hill wins the title in South AfricaVictory at East London beats Jim Clark to the championship for BRM.
1963Graham Hill wins at MonacoThe first of his five Monaco victories.
1966Graham Hill wins the Indianapolis 500Hill wins the 500 at his first attempt, as a rookie.
19681968: Graham HillLotusHill won his second title in a season marked by the death of team leader Jim Clark. He stepped up as Lotus's lead driver and delivered in Clark's absence.
1969Graham Hills fifth Monaco winHill wins at Monaco for the fifth time, a record until Senna.
1972Graham Hill wins Le MansWith Henri Pescarolo for Matra, Hill completes the Triple Crown: Monaco, Indianapolis and Le Mans.
1973Graham Hill founds his own teamEmbassy Hill makes its Formula One debut with Hill as driver.
1975Graham Hill killed in a plane crashHills plane crashes in fog at Arkley, north London, killing him, driver Tony Brise and four team members.