Canadian Grand Prix – 1986

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Ayrton Senna had always liked the Canadian track. It’s not a fast track, but it challenges the driver with it’s short straights, hard breaking and treacherous chicanes, with difficult to gain high exit speeds.

Exploiting these characteristics, the Brazilian driver secured second position on the grid in qualifying, with a time just 0.70 thousandths of a second behind Nigel Mansell’s Williams.

During the race, Ayrton Senna was unable to attack Mansell and defended his position throughout the race. He maintained the second position for many laps, but succumbed to the slower performance of his Lotus, finishing in fourth.

After the race, Senna declared:

“I raced in true Olympic Spirit today, when the most important thing was not winning, but competing and scoring points. This is because in half a dozen laps, my car became very off balance. It was a little bit scarier than taking a taxicab ride.”

Resumo da Corrida

  • 1 N. Mansell
  • 2 Ayrton Senna
  • 3 N. Piquet
  • 4 A. Prost
  • 5 R. Arnoux
  • 6 K. Rosberg
  • 7 G. Berger
  • 8 J. Laffite
  • 9 R. Patrese
  • 10 D. Warwick
  • 11 M. Alboreto
  • 12 T. Boutsen
  • 13 A. Jones
  • 14 P. Tambay
  • 15 T. Fabi
  • 16 J. Drumfries
  • 17 P. Streiff
  • 18 S. Johansson
  • 19 M. Brundle
  • 20 A. Nannini
  • 21 A. de Cesaris
  • 22 J. Palmer
  • 23 P. Ghinzani
  • 24 H. Rothengatter
  • 25 C. Danner
Voltas 69
Tempo Ensolarado
Volta mais rápida N. Piquet - 1´25´´443
Podium 1º N. Mansell 2º A. Prost 3º N. Piquet
Carros 25
Abandonos 12

Senna na corrida

Posição de largada 2
Posição final 5
Melhor volta 1’27’’503
Pontos somados para o Campeonato 2
Posição no Campeonato após a prova 3
O que disse após a prova
“I raced in true Olympic Spirit today, when the most important thing was not winning, but taking part. This is because in half a dozen laps, my car became very off balance. It was a little bit scarier than taking a taxicab.”