Robert Kubica was over the moon to exorcise the memory of last year's horror crash in Montreal with victory in this year's Canadian Grand Prix.
The Pole escaped serious injury during his horrific crash in Montreal last year, but he bounced back this year to score his and BMW's maiden F1 victory.
Kubica, who is now four points clear in the Drivers' Championship, was delighted with his "fantastic" victory.
"Winning in Canada where I had big shunt last season and the goal to win a grand prix this season," he said after leading home a BMW 1-2.
"We have done it and I'm leading the Championship, so I hope the team will give me 100 percent support to defend it until last race.
"It is fantastic to win for BMW Sauber.
"We grew up together and thanks to team for providing a good car we managed to do first and second. Maybe our pace is still not best as I couldn't match Lewis's pace.
"It's fantastic for me, the team, my country and my fans. "
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