| 12-10-1915 | The Ford Motor Company under Henry Ford manufactures its 1 millionth automobile at the River Rouge plant in Detroit |
| 12-10-2003 | 
Michael Schumacher Michael Schumacher finished 8th at the season ending 2003 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, taking his 4th consecutive World Drivers Championship by 2 points from Kimi Räikkönen. |
| 13-10-1963 |  |
| 13-10-1968 |  |
| 13-10-1996 | 
Damon Hill Damon Hill wins the season ending Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka to become first son of a F1 World Drivers Champion to win title himself. |
| 13-10-2002 | 
Michael Schumacher Michael Schumacher wins the 2002 Japanese Grand Prix for his record 11th victory of the year & 3rd straight World Drivers Championship, taking the title by a margin of 67 points from Ferrari teammate Rubens Barrichello. |
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