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1994

Team: Jordan

Jean Alesi

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Date of Birth: June 11, 1964
Place of Birth: N/A

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Season 1994

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Season 1994

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

1994 Season

Season results

Session positions and championship points, weekend by weekend.

14 race weekends

Points earned24pts

R01

Round 1.

Brazilian Grand Prix

São Paulo

Weekend points4pts

R04

Round 4.

Monaco Grand Prix

Monaco

Weekend points2pts

R05

Round 5.

Spanish Grand Prix

Barcelona

Weekend points3pts

R06

Round 6.

Canadian Grand Prix

Montreal

Weekend points4pts

R07

Round 7.

French Grand Prix

Magny-Cours

Weekend points0pts

R08

Round 8.

British Grand Prix

Silverstone

Weekend points6pts

R09

Round 9.

German Grand Prix

Hockenheim

Weekend points0pts

R10

Round 10.

Hungarian Grand Prix

Hungaroring

Weekend points0pts

P13

R11

Round 11.

Belgian Grand Prix

Spa-Francorchamps

Weekend points0pts

R12

Round 12.

Italian Grand Prix

Monza

Weekend points0pts

R13

Round 13.

Portuguese Grand Prix

Estoril

Weekend points0pts

R14

Round 14.

European Grand Prix

Jerez

Weekend points0pts

P16

P10

R15

Round 15.

Japanese Grand Prix

Suzuka

Weekend points4pts

R16

Round 16.

Australian Grand Prix

Adelaide

Weekend points1pts

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– Red Bull: Ayumu Iwasa (in place of Max Verstappen)
– McLaren: Leonardo Fornaroli (in place of Lando Norris)
– Racing Bulls: Nikola Tsolov (in place of Liam Lawson)
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– Haas: Ryo Hirakawa (in place of Esteban Ocon)
– Audi: Freddie Slater (in place of Gabriel Bortoleto)
– Williams: Luke Browning (in place of Alex Albon)
– Aston Martin: Jak Crawford (in place of Lance Stroll)
– Cadillac: Colton Herta (in place of Valtteri Bottas)
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