1990 Formula One season
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The Formula 1 1990 season was the 41st FIA Formula 1 World Championship. She was discharged through 16 races in the period of 11 March 1990 to 4 November 1990. Ayrton Senna won for the second time, the drivers' world championship. McLaren was the sixth time Constructors' world champions.
- 4.1 Drivers' Championship
- 4.2 Constructors' Championship
Teams and Drivers
Race Calendar
Race Reports
United States Grand Prix
The Grand Prix of the USA in Phoenix (Arizona ) took place on 11 March 1990 and went 72 laps ( 273.5 km ).
The qualifying led to an unusual grid, taking good starting positions in the numerous small teams. Best training was Gerhard Berger ( McLaren). Start position two Pierluigi Martini was at Minardi, Andrea de Cesaris in the BMS Dallara had three position held, and Jean Alesi in the Tyrrell went from fourth place in the race. Olivier Grouillard on Osella was eighth position and Roberto Moreno in EuroBrun ER189 Start position 16
The fastest lap time in the race also went Gerhard Berger, but failed due to clutch problems. A total of 26 counted 14 riders started.
Grand Prix of Brazil
The Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo in Brazil was held on 25 March 1990 and went through 71 laps ( 307.1 km ).
A total of 26 counted 14 riders started.
Grand Prix of San Marino
The Grand Prix of San Marino at Imola was held on 13 May 1990 and went through 61 laps ( 307.4 km ).
Best training was Ayrton Senna (McLaren ), but fell in the race because of problems with the suspension from. A total of 26 counted 13 riders started.
Grand Prix of Monaco
The Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo was held on 27 May 1990 and went through 78 rounds ( 259.6 km ).
Total counted 26 riders started only seven.
Grand Prix of Canada
The Grand Prix of Canada in Montreal, took place on 10 June 1990 and went over a distance of 70 laps ( 307.3 km ).
A total of 26 counted 13 riders started.
Grand Prix of Mexico
The Grand Prix of Mexico in Mexico City took place on 24 June 1990 and went over a distance of 69 laps (305 miles).
A total of 26 counted 20 riders started.
Grand Prix of France
The French Grand Prix at the Circuit Paul Ricard took place on 8 July 1990 and went over a distance of 80 laps (305 miles).
The launching of the pole position in the race Nigel Mansell was due to problems with the engine.
A total of 26 riders counted 18.
Grand Prix of Great Britain
The Grand Prix of Great Britain at Silverstone was held on 15 July 1990 and went over a distance of 64 laps ( 305.8 km ).
The fastest lap time in the race drove Nigel Mansell, but he fell due to gearbox problems from. A total of 26 counted 14 riders started.
Grand Prix of Germany
The Grand Prix of Germany at Hockenheim was held on 29 July 1990 and went over a distance of 45 laps (306 miles).
Total counted 26 riders started eleven.
Grand Prix of Hungary
The Hungarian Grand Prix in Mogyoród took place on 12 August 1990, and went over a distance of 77 laps ( 305.5 km ).
A total of 26 counted 17 riders started.
Grand Prix of Belgium
The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa- Francorchamps was held on 26 August 1990, and went over a distance of 44 laps ( 305.4 km ).
A total of 26 riders counted 17.
Grand Prix of Italy
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza was held on 9 September 1990 and went over a distance of 53 laps ( 307.4 km ).
A total of 26 riders counted 14.
Grand Prix of Portugal
The Grand Prix of Portugal at Estoril was held on 23 September 1990 and went over a distance of 61 laps ( 265.4 km ).
A total of 25 counted 15 riders started.
Grand Prix of Spain
The Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez took place on September 30, 1990 and went over a distance of 73 laps (308 miles).
The launching of the 1st place Ayrton Senna ( McLaren) dropped out due to engine problems in the race.
Total counted 25 riders started ten.
Grand Prix of Japan
The Grand Prix of Japan at Suzuka took place on 21 October 1990 and went over a distance of 53 laps ( 310.5 km ).
Best training was Ayrton Senna ( McLaren) before Alain Prost. However, the pole position after qualifying was moved to the inside, which saw discriminated against Senna. He would have preferred to start from the outer side, which lay on the clean racing line. After Senna had lost the leadership of his world - rival Prost at the start, he caused a collision with Prost at the first corner, when both drivers were eliminated. This left Senna's lead in the world championship in nine points in the last race Prost also due to the discard rule could not catch up - Senna won so early his second world title.
Total counted 25 riders started ten.
Grand Prix of Australia
The Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide took place on 4 November 1990 and went over a distance of 81 laps ( 306.2 km ).
The launching of the pole position Ayrton Senna ( McLaren) dropped out due to gearbox problems in the race.
A total of 26 counted 13 riders started.
World Cup ratings
World Champion will be the one driver or designer who has accumulated up to the end of the season the most points in the World Cup. The six top-ranked riders in each race were awarded points according to the following scheme:
In the drivers 'standings were the best eleven results counted all the results in the constructors' championship.