Gallery: All of Nelson Piquet's F1 race wins
On this day in 1980, Nelson Piquet became a Formula 1 race winner with a dominant drive at Long Beach. It was the first of his 23 grand prix wins, all of which are listed below.
1980 US GP West (Long Beach)
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1980 Dutch GP
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1980 Italian GP
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1981 Argentine GP
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1981 San Marino GP
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1981 German GP
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1982 Canadian GP
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1983 Brazilian GP
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1983 Italian GP
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1983 European GP (Brands Hatch)
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1984 Canadian GP
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1984 US GP West (Detroit)
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1985 French GP
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1986 Brazilian GP
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1986 German GP
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1986 Hungarian GP
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1986 Italian GP
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1987 German GP
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1987 Hungarian GP
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1987 Italian GP
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1990 Japanese GP
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1990 Australian GP
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1991 Canadian GP
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