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Trying to Make Sense of the 1990 Canadian Grand Prix

6️⃣0️⃣ To watch this video in 60 fps, click the settings gear in the upper right corner ⚙, choose Quality and select 720p60 ✔ #racing I videotaped the whole race and when it finished, I wondered "Did Senna win, or was it Berger?". Denis Jenkinson explains in Motorsport: But first, Timestamps: 0:00 Intro / Grid Positions 0:40 Pit Lane Open 4:24 Pace Lap 6:00 Race Start (Berger creeps) 9:18 Larini overtakes in hairpin 12:52 Larini again overtakes in hairpin 14:16 de Cesaris overtakes 15:51 Bernard overtakes 17:30 Bernard overtakes again 20:42 Senna overtakes Grouillard 22:38 Piquet passes Donnelly 23:12 Caffi lights up tires and Bernard makes a pass 23:37 Berger overtakes Senna (for the lead???) 24:15 Bernard passes Nakajima 24:33 Berger extends his lead over Senna 25:02 Nannini pits 26:26 Berger overtakes Lehto 26:52 Prost overtakes lapped traffic 27:06 Mansell overtakes Nakajima 27:16 Prost overtakes more lapped traffic 27:47 Warwick overtakes Nakajima 28:27 Patrese overtakes Grouillard 29:52 Senna laps de Cesaris 30:06 Piquet closes in on Prost 30:26 Patrese overtakes Warwick 31:20 Piquet very close to Prost with Mansell closing in 32:10 Donnelly overtakes de Cesaris 34:50 Piquet leading Mansell who locks up a wheel 35:23 Prost - Piquet - Mansell together for 3-4-5 36:40 Donnelly waves Prost, Piquet and Mansell by 37:00 Piquet takes a look inside Prost 38:14 Prost - Piquet - Mansell covered by a blanket 38:30 Piquet finally overtakes Prost (Lap 49) 38:51 Now Mansell overtakes Prost (Lap 50) 39:14 Grouillard followed by Mansell locks up a wheel 41:12 Berger squeezes by Suzuki 41:55 Donnelly's car damaged with a small fire in rear 44:49 The race is over and Senna waves to the crowd - the victor??? 46:00 Race Results It was still raining when the cars went out to the grid in preparation for the parade lap led by Senna in the leading McLaren-Honda, and as they set off the official sign reading WET RACE was displayed, indicating that the race would run its 70 laps come what may, and any tyre changes, if the condition improved, would be down to the individual teams. It seemed to take longer than usual to get the back of the grid lined up correctly at the end of the parade lap, but eventually the red light came on and before the green light shone Berger had let his McLaren roll forward from his number two position on the grid. Senna led away, followed by Berger, while Nannini made a super start and shot into third place, followed by Alesi who had got the jump on Prost, Piquet, Boutsen and Mansell. By lap 17 everyone had been in and out of the pits to change to slicks and the race order on the track was Berger (McLaren), Senna (McLaren), Prost (Ferrari), Boutsen (Williams), Piquet (Benetton), Mansell (Ferrari) and Warwick (Lotus) 🔴 Please subscribe to receive notifications for future videos 🔔 For anyone not paying attention or relying on television coverage to follow the race the situation could have become confused, for Berger was pressing on really hard, pulling away from Senna, to try and overcome his one minute handicap and the automatic timing program was ignoring the penalty, printing out the order on the track, not the corrected order. After the tyre stops and knowing the situation, Senna had let Berger go by, knowing that all he had to do was to keep his team-mate in sight and not let him get more than 60 seconds ahead. The battle for second place between Prost, Piquet and Mansell really enlivened the grey day, for although it was dry over the St Lawrence river, rain was still falling over the center of Montreal. Prost was unhappy with the brakes on his Ferrari, or so he said after the race was over, and Mansell was just unhappy, but most people have stopped listening to his tales of woe for they never end. Piquet was really enjoying himself as he played the ‘meat’ in the Ferrari sandwich; this was ‘vintage’ Piquet, driving fast and aggressively. His out-braking maneuver at the major hairpin to snatch second place from Prost was brilliant on lap 49 and demoralized Prost, while a lap later Mansell did the same thing on his team-mate and Prost dropped from 2nd to 4th just like that. Berger was going faster and faster all the time, with his last lap fastest of all in the race, in a time of 1 min 22.077 secs. He was still half a lap ahead of Senna on the track, so naturally was given the checkered flag as he completed his 70 laps before anyone else, at which point Senna was leaving the far hairpin to start his last half a lap having led the race for all but three laps. Piquet, Mansell and Prost finished with six seconds covering them, but when Berger’s time was corrected by adding the 1 minute penalty he had beaten Prost by one second, even though the Ferrari driver had never seen him throughout the race! Confused? You are not alone. A somewhat confusing race, but a good race nevertheless. 🔊 As always, turn the volume up to max for best results 👂 Thank you for watching!