Your 'priceless moment' in Formula 1

[Gerard]

A welknown creditcard company will be conducting a poll among Canadian sports media in order to determine the "priceless moment" in the Canadian GP history.

Why don't we beat them to it and conduct our own poll right here.
However, this time it's not just the Canadian GP but the whole history of Formula One you can pick your 'priceless moment' from.
And it doesn't even have anything to do with racing itself, your 'priceless moment' could also mean meeting a particular driver in person or your favourite team having a first points finish or even a podium.

I'll start with my 'priceless moment' being the first lap of the British GP at Donington in 1993, when Ayrton Senna drove from 5th to first place in half a lap in pouring rain.
It wasn't just a show of the true racing skills of Senna but prove that a race can be won right from the starting line.
While the others were trying to 'settle', Senna was already thinking of the top spot on the podium.

Tell us your 'priceless moment' in Formula 1 history.

[This message has been edited by Gerard (edited 17 May 2000).]