Race · 1991 Formula 1
1991 Canadian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet won · Canadian Grand Prix, 1991-06-02
Only ten cars were classified — the 1991 season's race of attrition. Won from P8, the deepest winning grid slot of the 1991 season. Nelson Piquet won the 1991 Canadian Grand Prix.
P8
Winner from
10
Cars classified
26
Cars started
Deepest winning grid slot of the 1991 season (P8)Fewest cars classified in any 1991 race (10)
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Won by — Nelson Piquet (Benetton), from P8.
Nelson Piquet won the 1991 Canadian Grand Prix for Benetton, from grid slot 8, on 1991-06-02 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Why this race is here
- Deepest winning grid slot of the 1991 season (P8)
- Fewest cars classified in any 1991 race (10)
Selection is threshold-earned: a race qualifies only by holding an outright season record — the deepest winning grid slot or the fewest cars classified — held uniquely, on completed seasons only. Fame carries no weight.
The race
| Winner | Nelson Piquet |
|---|---|
| Constructor | Benetton |
| Started from | P8 |
| Cars classified | 10 of 26 started |
| Circuit | Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Canada |
| Date | 1991-06-02 |
Data from F1DB (github.com/f1db/f1db), licensed CC BY 4.0 — source
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