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Circuit · Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

Circuito de Jerez

Site of the closest finish in F1 history — 0.014 s between Mansell and Senna in 1986 — and of Schumacher's 1997 collision with Villeneuve.

Championship races
7
Seasons
1986–19977 seasons
Length
4.428 kmcurrent layout
Turns
13
Direction
clockwise
Type
permanent
F1DB layout jerez-2 · 4.428 km · 15 turns, F1DB’s figures · 1994–1997 · 2 rounds
F1DB, CC BY 4.0 · drawn by Jules Roy

Technical and hard on the front tyres

Most wins here

Most wins here
DriverWinsSpan
Alain Prost21988–1990
Ayrton Senna21986–1989
Michael Schumacher11994
Mika Hakkinen11997
Nigel Mansell11987

Constructors here

Constructors here
ConstructorWinsSpan
McLaren31988–1997
Benetton11994
Ferrari11990
Team Lotus11986
Williams11987

Where winners start here

All 7 races won here, counted together. No layout timeline is recorded for this circuit.

Won from first on the grid
3 of 7 (43%), against 84 of 194 (43%) at every circuit, 1986–1997
Won from the first two slots
6 of 7 (86%), against 135 of 194 (70%) at every circuit
Lowest winning grid slot
5th — Mika Hakkinen, 1997
Most wins by a driver
Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna, 2 each
Most wins by a team
McLaren, 3
11986 Ayrton Senna, Team Lotus, from 1st1989 Ayrton Senna, McLaren, from 1st1994 Michael Schumacher, Benetton, from 1st21987 Nigel Mansell, Williams, from 2nd1988 Alain Prost, McLaren, from 2nd1990 Alain Prost, Ferrari, from 2nd3451997 Mika Hakkinen, McLaren, from 5th611986 Ayrton Senna, Team Lotus, from 1st1989 Ayrton Senna, McLaren, from 1st1994 Michael Schumacher, Benetton, from 1st21987 Nigel Mansell, Williams, from 2nd1988 Alain Prost, McLaren, from 2nd1990 Alain Prost, Ferrari, from 2nd3451997 Mika Hakkinen, McLaren, from 5th6

A dot is a race won from that slot; over eight, the box shows the count. Boxes stand two abreast, as grids do now. No winner drawn here has a colour on record, so every dot is hollow.

Where winners start here
Grid slotWinsRaces won
1st31986 Ayrton Senna (Team Lotus); 1989 Ayrton Senna (McLaren); 1994 Michael Schumacher (Benetton)
2nd31987 Nigel Mansell (Williams); 1988 Alain Prost (McLaren); 1990 Alain Prost (Ferrari)
5th11997 Mika Hakkinen (McLaren)

Race by race

  1. 1980s
    1. 1986 Spanish Grand Prix Team Lotus 1st
    2. 1987 Spanish Grand Prix Williams 2nd
    3. 1988 Spanish Grand Prix McLaren 2nd
    4. 1989 Spanish Grand Prix McLaren 1st
  2. 1990s
    1. 1990 Spanish Grand Prix Ferrari 2nd
    2. 1994 European Grand Prix Benetton 1st
    3. 1997 European Grand Prix McLaren 5th

Every layout raced here 2

The outline is F1DB’s, for every layout; the trace is OpenStreetMap’s, where it exists. Each one is fitted to its own box, so these are not to scale: a longer layout is not drawn larger, and none of them carries a direction, a position or a start line. The drawing that opens the page is the latest layout raced or on the calendar here, not the longest.

1 more layout
F1DB layout jerez-1 · 4.218 km · 16 turns, F1DB’s figures · 1986–1990 · 5 rounds
F1DB, CC BY 4.0 · drawn by Jules Roy

Every race here 7

Held here as the Spanish Grand Prix (5 races) and the European Grand Prix (2 races).

The same on all 7 rows: Layout — not established.

Every race here
SeasonGrand PrixWinnerConstructor
1997European Grand PrixMika HakkinenMcLaren
1994European Grand PrixMichael SchumacherBenetton
1990Spanish Grand PrixAlain ProstFerrari
1989Spanish Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLaren
1988Spanish Grand PrixAlain ProstMcLaren
1987Spanish Grand PrixNigel MansellWilliams
1986Spanish Grand PrixAyrton SennaTeam Lotus

Where this comes from

Official name
Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto
Location
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
Confidence
high