THE ENTIRE 2004 F1 FORMULA ONE GRAND PRIX SEASON
18 FULL RACES ON DVD

2004 F1 WORLD CHAMPION

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER - FERRARI

THE ENTIRE 2004 F1 FORMULA ONE GRAND PRIX SEASON ON DVD

ALL FULL RACES !!

ALL 18 RACES ARE LIVE (NEARLY 35 HOURS) 18 DVD BOXSET

Name	Date	Country	Circuit
Foster's Australian Grand Prix	March 7th 2004	Australia	Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit
Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix	March 21st 2004	Malaysia	Sepang International Circuit
Gulf Air Bahrein Grand Prix	April 4th 2004	Bahrain	Bahrain International Racing Circuit
24o Gran Premio Warsteiner di San Marino	April 25th 2004	San Marino	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
Gran Premio Marlboro de Espana	May 9th 2004	Spain	Circuit de Catalunya
62e Grand Prix de Monaco	May 23rd 2004	Monaco	Circuit de Monaco
Warsteiner Grand Prix of Europe	May 30th 2004	Germany	Nurburgring
Grand Prix Air Canada	June 13th 2004	Canada	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
SAP United States Grand Prix	June 20th 2004	USA	Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mobil 1 Grand Prix de France	July 4th 2004	France	Circuit de Nevers-Magny Cours
Foster's British Grand Prix	July 11th 2004	Great-Britain	Silverstone Circuits Ltd.
Grosser Mobil 1 Preis von Deutschland	July 25th 2004	Germany	Hockenheimring
Marlboro Magyar Nagydij	August 15th 2004	Hungary	Hungaroring
Foster's Belgian Grand Prix	August 29th 2004	Belgium	Circuit National de Francorchamps
76o Gran Premio Vodaphone d'Italia	September 12th 2004	Italy	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
Chinese Grand Prix	September 26th 2004	China	Shanghai International Circuit
Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix	October 10th 2004	Japan	Suzuka International Racing Course
33o Grande Premio Marlboro do Brasil	October 24th 2004	Brazil	Autodromo Jose Carlos Pac

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AUSTRALIA - FULL RACE COVERAGE

MALAYSIA - FULL RACE COVERAGE

BAHRAIN - FULL RACE COVERAGE

SAN MARINO - FULL RACE COVERAGE

SPAIN - FULL RACE COVERAGE

MONACO - FULL COVERAGE

EUROPE - FULL RACE COVERAGE

CANADA - FULL RCE COVERAGE

UNITED STATES - FULL RACE COVERAGE

FRANCE - FULL RACE COVERAGE

GREAT BRITAIN - FULL RACE COVERAGE

GERMANY - FULL RACE COVERAGE

HUNGARY - FULL RACE COVERAGE

BELGIUM- FULL RACE COVERAGE

ITALY - FULL RACE COVERAGE

CHINA - FULL RACE COVERAGE

JAPAN-FULL RACE COVERAGE

BRAZIL-FULL RACE COVERAGE

Season review

The season started in Australia at Albert Park and Michael Schumacher led a Ferrari 1–2. He followed that up with another victory at Sepang and led another Ferrari 1–2 at Bahrain. Jenson Button scored his maiden pole in San Marino but Michael Schumacher beat him to the line. Thereafter Schumacher dominated the Spanish Grand Prix by taking a Grand Chelem (Fastest lap, pole, lead from start to finish and a win). In Monaco Jarno Trulli won from pole after surviving intense pressure from Jenson Button in a race that saw Michael Schumacher crash out. Schumacher won the European GP at the Nurburgring and won the Canadian GP in a strategic battle. The US GP was a dramatic race with a high attrition rate that saw only 8 cars cross the finish line in a race dominated by accidents and saw Ralf Schumacher make a massive accident. That race was also won by Michael Schumacher. In France Schumacher beat Fernando Alonso in a strategic move. In Britain he overpowered polesitter, Kimi Räikkönen, to take his 10th win of the season. In Germany he won after his main opponent, Kimi Räikkönen, suffered a rear wing failure after setting faster laps than Schumacher. Schumacher led another Ferrari 1–2 in Hungary to secure Ferrari the constructors trophy. The Belgian GP was also dominated by accidents and safety car periods and Kimi Räikkönen eventually won the race from a low 10th place on the grid. Michael Schumacher finished second and thus secured himself the world title. In a rain affected Italian GP Barrichello led a Ferrari 1–2 in front of the loyal tifosi. The Chinese GP was also won by Barrichello with Button and Räikkönen finishing within 2 seconds of him while Michael Schumacher could only manage a 12th place after starting from the pitlane. The Japanese GP weekend was somewhat spoiled by a Typhoon that caused widespread damage to parts of Japan and which saw the postponement of qualifying to the morning of race day. Michael Schumacher took his 13th race win in a dry race that saw the rain hold off. The Brazilian GP was won by Juan Pablo Montoya on his last outing for the Williams team scoring their last victory to date. In the end Schumacher was on top with 148 points followed by Barrichello on 114 points and Ferrari on top in the Constructors' Championship with 262 points.