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#2 Prost trying to push his car over the finish line
Alain Prost's rather interesting moment on the final lap of the 1986 German Grand Prix, which won a lot of hearts and is one of the finest examples of racing passion exhibited by the drivers.
The Frenchman had a very good qualifying and made a McLaren one-two with Keke Rosberg taking the pole. Most of the race was smooth and saw very little action at the top of the field. Senna took the lead in the opening laps while the later stages were led by the other Brazilian Nelson Piquet.
McLaren opted for a single-stop strategy while the Williams went for two-stops. Theoretically, it was advantage McLaren but in the final lap, just after the last corner, Keke Rosberg's car stopped after running out of fuel, who at the moment, was right behind the eventual winner Piquet.
Prost was in the third place when his car too stopped just before the finish line. The desperate Frenchman got out of his car and tried to push the car over the finish line but was passed by two drivers. He was classified sixth while Rosberg was awarded the fifth place.
