Italian Grand Prix – 1991

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Ayrton Senna had a piece of paper folded four times which was slipping through his fingers while he talked to Brazilian journalists. He spoke in general about the race, but did not reveal the tire tactic and acknowledged Williams’ superiority. But he didn’t stop fussing with the paper.

He left for qualifying and won pole position. Once again, he would start out in front in Italy.

During the race, Ayrton Senna maintained the lead after start, seriously pressured by Nigel Mansell and Riccardo Patrese. He fought for 32 laps, until tire change whenhe was passed.

He wanted a good result, and so he moved into high gear, setting the fastest lap time. He passed Gerhard Berger then Alain Prost, settling into second place.

And what about the paper? Ayrton Senna counted his points in the championship. He scribbled six more for the podium in Italy and said:

“I only need four more or perhaps three to close out the tab.”

Resumo da Corrida

  • 1 Ayrton Senna
  • 2 N. Mansell
  • 3 G. Berger
  • 4 R. Patrese
  • 5 A. Prost
  • 6 J. Alesi
  • 7 M. Schumacher
  • 8 N. Piquet
  • 9 R. Moreno
  • 10 P. Martini
  • 11 M. Blundell
  • 12 I. Capelli
  • 13 S. Modena
  • 14 A. de Cesaris
  • 15 S. Nakajima
  • 16 E. Pirro
  • 17 G. Morbidelli
  • 18 M. Gugelmin
  • 19 M. Brundle
  • 20 J. Lehto
  • 21 T. Boutsen
  • 22 E. Comas
  • 23 N. Larini
  • 24 E. Bernard
  • 25 M. Hakkinen
  • 26 O. Grouillard
Voltas53
TempoSol Nuvens
Volta mais rápidaA. Senna - 1´26´´061
Podium 1º N. Mansell 2º Ayrton Senna 3º A. Prost
Carros26
Abandonos10

Senna na corrida

Posição de largada1
Posição final2
Melhor volta1´26´´061
Pontos somados para o Campeonato6
Posição no Campeonato após a prova1
O que disse após a prova
“I only needed four more or perhaps three to close out the tab (the championship title)”
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