1992 British Grand Prix

Footwork driver Michele Alboreto was relieved of the necessity to pre-qualify, and was replaced in the pool by Gabriele Tarquini of Fondmetal.

Gachot's team-mate Ukyo Katayama was third, 1.4 seconds ahead of the final pre-qualifier, Andrea Chiesa, who was using the older Fondmetal GR01 after driving, and writing off, the new GR02 at the last race.

With the first part of the session taking place in damp conditions, Perry McCarthy was held in the pits by his team until the track was almost dry.

Johnny Herbert became the first of the leaders to retire from 6th position in the leading Lotus by the pit wall with transmission problems on lap 32.

Brundle made a fast start to run third, battling with his old Formula 3 rival Senna until the Brazilian suffered a transmission failure seven laps from the end.

Brundle eventually finished nine seconds behind Patrese and five ahead of teammate Schumacher, who had lost time following a collision with the Jordan of Stefano Modena when he was trying to lap him.

Mika Häkkinen finished sixth in his Lotus 107 .
Fans invading the track at Copse Corner following Nigel Mansell's victory
The win made Nigel Mansell (pictured in Canada in 1988 ) the most successful British driver of all time. His record was subsequently surpassed by Lewis Hamilton.