1991 Monaco Grand Prix










































































1991 Monaco Grand Prix

Race 4 of 16 in the 1991 Formula One World Championship

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Race details
Date
12 May 1991
Official name
XLIX Grand Prix Automobile de Monaco
Location
Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo
Course
Street circuit
Course length
3.328 km (2.068 mi)
Distance
78 laps, 259.584 km (161.298 mi)
Weather
Cloudy, mild, dry
Pole position
Driver

  • Brazil Ayrton Senna


McLaren-Honda
Time
1:20.344
Fastest lap
Driver
France Alain Prost

Ferrari
Time
1:24.368 on lap 77
Podium
First

  • Brazil Ayrton Senna


McLaren-Honda
Second

  • United Kingdom Nigel Mansell


Williams-Renault
Third

  • France Jean Alesi


Ferrari





The race was won by Ayrton Senna in the McLaren.





Nigel Mansell finished in second place, scoring his first points of the season.




Mansell's team-mate, Riccardo Patrese, ran in third place until crashing on oil dropped by Stefano Modena, whose engine expired just ahead of him.





Alain Prost finished in fifth position after being delayed by a slow late-race pit stop.


The 1991 Monaco Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held at Monaco on 12 May 1991.




Contents






  • 1 Report


  • 2 Classification


    • 2.1 Pre-Qualifying


    • 2.2 Qualifying


    • 2.3 Race




  • 3 Championship standings after the race


  • 4 References





Report


Ayrton Senna shocked no-one by taking pole position, but second place was a surprise with Stefano Modena taking full advantage of the superior Pirelli qualifying tyres to be second followed by Patrese, Piquet, a disappointed Mansell, Berger, Prost, Moreno, Alesi, and de Cesaris. Alex Caffi had a huge accident in practice and would not participate in the race. Elsewhere Martin Brundle was disqualified for missing a weight check. Also notable for being the race that BBC Commentator James Hunt had said "This is disgraceful driving by Emanuele Pirro" as he was blocking Stefano Modena at the time during the race, before he retired.


At the start, Senna got away well followed by Modena, Patrese, Mansell, and Prost. In the usual first corner mayhem Berger ran into the back of Piquet, dropping the Austrian to the back of the pack and breaking Piquet's suspension, Berger would later crash out. Senna quickly built up a huge lead over Modena and Patrese. Meanwhile Andrea de Cesaris in the Jordan was eventually catching up to Jean Alesi and just outside the points in 7th place before retiring shortly after battling with the second Ferrari with a sticking throttle. Meanwhile Aguri Suzuki in the Lola hit the wall at St. Devote on lap 25 with braking problems. As Modena's teammate Satoru Nakajima had spun and retired at the Nouvelle Chicane after making contact with Martini. As the only chasers to Senna were both eliminated on lap 42 when Modena's engine blew in the tunnel spreading oil on the track which caused Patrese to crash as surprisingly Alboreto retired with engine failure at the same time as when both Modena and Patrese went out, meaning this race was eventually disaster for Tyrrell with both cars out on lap 42. As it was the oil from Stefano Modena's Tyrrell had also caused Blundell's Brabham to lose control and crash at the chicane with there also being more oil from Alboreto's Footwork Arrows, just after taking 10th place from Eric Bernard. Senna now had a huge lead over Prost and Mansell, but the Englishman was in no mood to stay third and passed Prost with a daring move going into the chicane, as the Englishman eventually started flying despite having problems earlier in the race after getting past the Ferrari of Prost. Prost would later pit to repair a loose wheel and problems with the stop dropped him down to fifth.


Senna duly won his fourth Monaco Grand Prix in five years by 18 seconds over Mansell, Alesi, Moreno, Prost, and Emanuelle Pirro in the Dallara. The second-place finish was Nigel Mansell's first points of the season.



Classification



Pre-Qualifying











































































Pos No Driver Constructor Time Gap
1
22

Finland JJ Lehto

Dallara-Judd
1:23.260

2
33

Italy Andrea de Cesaris

Jordan-Ford
1:23.538
+0.278
3
21

Italy Emanuele Pirro

Dallara-Judd
1:24.421
+1.161
4
32

Belgium Bertrand Gachot

Jordan-Ford
1:24.802
+1.542
5
34

Italy Nicola Larini

Lambo-Lamborghini
1:25.893
+2.633
6
35

Belgium Eric van de Poele

Lambo-Lamborghini
1:26.282
+3.022
7
31

Portugal Pedro Chaves

Coloni-Ford
1:27.389
+4.129
8
14

France Olivier Grouillard

Fondmetal-Ford
1:27.759
+4.499


Qualifying


























































































































































































































































































Pos No Driver Constructor Q1 Q2 Gap
1
1

Brazil Ayrton Senna

McLaren-Honda
1:20.508

1:20.344

2
4

Italy Stefano Modena

Tyrrell-Honda
1:23.442

1:20.809
+0.465
3
6

Italy Riccardo Patrese

Williams-Renault
1:22.057

1:20.973
+0.629
4
20

Brazil Nelson Piquet

Benetton-Ford
1:22.816

1:21.159
+0.815
5
5

United Kingdom Nigel Mansell

Williams-Renault
1:23.274

1:21.205
+0.861
6
2

Austria Gerhard Berger

McLaren-Honda

1:21.222
1:21.583
+0.878
7
27

France Alain Prost

Ferrari
1:22.113

1:21.455
+1.111
8
19

Brazil Roberto Moreno

Benetton-Ford
1:23.476

1:21.804
+1.460
9
28

France Jean Alesi

Ferrari
1:22.966

1:21.910
+1.566
10
33

Italy Andrea de Cesaris

Jordan-Ford
1:24.257

1:22.764
+2.420
11
3

Japan Satoru Nakajima

Tyrrell-Honda
1:24.435

1:22.972
+2.628
12
21

Italy Emanuele Pirro

Dallara-Judd
1:23.311

1:23.022
+2.678
13
22

Finland JJ Lehto

Dallara-Judd

1:23.023
1:23.983
+2.679
14
23

Italy Pierluigi Martini

Minardi-Ferrari
1:24.101

1:23.064
+2.720
15
15

Brazil Maurício Gugelmin

Leyton House-Ilmor
1:24.920

1:23.394
+3.050
16
25

Belgium Thierry Boutsen

Ligier-Lamborghini
1:24.728

1:23.431
+3.087
17
24

Italy Gianni Morbidelli

Minardi-Ferrari
1:24.481

1:23.584
+3.240
18
16

Italy Ivan Capelli

Leyton House-Ilmor
1:25.040

1:23.642
+3.298
19
30

Japan Aguri Suzuki

Lola-Ford
1:26.380

1:23.898
+3.554
20
17

Italy Gabriele Tarquini

AGS-Ford
1:25.078

1:23.909
+3.565
21
29

France Éric Bernard

Lola-Ford
1:25.370

1:24.079
+3.735
22
8

United Kingdom Mark Blundell

Brabham-Yamaha
1:25.500

1:24.109
+3.765
23
26

France Érik Comas

Ligier-Lamborghini
1:24.747

1:24.151
+3.807
24
32

Belgium Bertrand Gachot

Jordan-Ford
1:24.540

1:24.208
+3.864
25
9

Italy Michele Alboreto

Footwork-Porsche
1:27.843

1:24.606
+4.262
26
11

Finland Mika Häkkinen

Lotus-Judd
1:24.868

1:24.829
+4.485
27
12

United Kingdom Julian Bailey

Lotus-Judd
1:28.772

1:26.995
+6.651
28
18

Italy Fabrizio Barbazza

AGS-Ford
1:28.060

1:27.079
+6.735
29
10

Italy Alex Caffi

Footwork-Porsche


Did Not Start
DSQ
7

United Kingdom Martin Brundle

Brabham-Yamaha


Disqualified


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Pos No Driver Constructor Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1
1

Brazil Ayrton Senna

McLaren-Honda
78
1:53:02.334
1

10
2
5

United Kingdom Nigel Mansell

Williams-Renault
78
+ 18.348
5

6
3
28

France Jean Alesi

Ferrari
78
+ 47.455
9

4
4
19

Brazil Roberto Moreno

Benetton-Ford
77
+ 1 Lap
8

3
5
27

France Alain Prost

Ferrari
77
+ 1 Lap
7

2
6
21

Italy Emanuele Pirro

Dallara-Judd
77
+ 1 Lap
12

1
7
25

Belgium Thierry Boutsen

Ligier-Lamborghini
76
+ 2 Laps
16
 
8
32

Belgium Bertrand Gachot

Jordan-Ford
76
+ 2 Laps
24
 
9
29

France Éric Bernard

Lola-Ford
76
+ 2 Laps
21
 
10
26

France Érik Comas

Ligier-Lamborghini
76
+ 2 Laps
23
 
11
22

Finland JJ Lehto

Dallara-Judd
75
+ 3 Laps
13
 
12
23

Italy Pierluigi Martini

Minardi-Ferrari
72
+ 6 Laps
14
 
Ret
11

Finland Mika Häkkinen

Lotus-Judd
64
Oil Leak
26
 
Ret
24

Italy Gianni Morbidelli

Minardi-Ferrari
49
Gearbox
17
 
Ret
15

Brazil Maurício Gugelmin

Leyton House-Ilmor
43
Throttle
15
 
Ret
4

Italy Stefano Modena

Tyrrell-Honda
42
Engine
2
 
Ret
6

Italy Riccardo Patrese

Williams-Renault
42
Accident
3
 
Ret
8

United Kingdom Mark Blundell

Brabham-Yamaha
41
Spun Off
22
 
Ret
9

Italy Michele Alboreto

Footwork-Porsche
39
Engine
25
 
Ret
3

Japan Satoru Nakajima

Tyrrell-Honda
35
Spun Off
11
 
Ret
30

Japan Aguri Suzuki

Lola-Ford
24
Brakes
19
 
Ret
33

Italy Andrea de Cesaris

Jordan-Ford
21
Throttle
10
 
Ret
16

Italy Ivan Capelli

Leyton House-Ilmor
12
Brakes
18
 
Ret
17

Italy Gabriele Tarquini

AGS-Ford
9
Gearbox
20
 
Ret
2

Austria Gerhard Berger

McLaren-Honda
9
Accident
6
 
Ret
20

Brazil Nelson Piquet

Benetton-Ford
0
Suspension
4
 
DNQ
12

United Kingdom Julian Bailey

Lotus-Judd
 


 
DNQ
18

Italy Fabrizio Barbazza

AGS-Ford
 


 
DNQ
10

Italy Alex Caffi

Footwork-Porsche
 


 
DSQ
7

United Kingdom Martin Brundle

Brabham-Yamaha
 


 
DNPQ
34

Italy Nicola Larini

Lambo-Lamborghini
 


 
DNPQ
35

Belgium Eric van de Poele

Lambo-Lamborghini
 


 
DNPQ
31

Portugal Pedro Chaves

Coloni-Ford
 


 
DNPQ
14

France Olivier Grouillard

Fondmetal-Ford
 


 

Source:[1]



Championship standings after the race










  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.


References





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