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Schumacher’s Seventh World Title Completes Ferrari’s Championship Run

29 August 2004 — Belgian Grand Prix

Michael Schumacher finished second in the Belgian Grand Prix on 29 August 2004 and secured his seventh Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship. It was his fifth consecutive drivers’ title with Ferrari.

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Ferrari F2004, the car at the centre of Ferrari’s 2004 championship season and Michael Schumacher’s seventh Drivers’ title. · PagniDD — Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 4.0

Automotive significance

The 2004 season represented the culmination of Ferrari’s Schumacher-era championship sequence. The F2004 won 15 of 18 Grands Prix between Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello, while Ferrari secured its sixth consecutive Constructors’ Championship and Schumacher his fifth consecutive Drivers’ Championship for the team. His seven career titles included two earlier championships with Benetton, so Project Apex distinguishes his career total from his Ferrari title count.

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