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1990 Season Results

1990 F1 Results

Race results for the 1990 Formula 1 season
Total Races
16
Completed
16
Remaining
0
Season statistics
Races (16/16)Head-to-head
Season 1990
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Races (16/16)Season statisticsHead-to-head
Season 1990
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Season in numbers

1990 Season Stats

Explore the drivers, teams and performances that shaped the season.

16 races completed
Races completed
16 / 16
Different race winners
6
Winning teams
4
Wins from pole
43.8%

Driver performance

Wins

  1. 01
    SEN
    Ayrton Senna
    6
  2. 02
    PRO
    Alain Prost
    5
  3. 03
    PIQ
    Nelson Piquet
    2
  4. 04
    MAN
    Nigel Mansell
    1
  5. 05
    PAT
    Riccardo Patrese
    1
  6. 06
    BOU
    Thierry Boutsen
    1

Team performance

Wins

  1. 01
    Ferrari
    6
  2. 02
    McLaren
    6
  3. 03
    Benetton
    2
  4. 04
    Williams
    2

Closest finish

+0.288

Thierry Boutsen

Hungarian Grand Prix

Largest winning margin

+39.092

Alain Prost

British Grand Prix

Smallest pole margin

—

No recorded results yet.

Largest pole margin

—

No recorded results yet.

Biggest grid-to-finish gain

+18 positions

Éric Bernard · P24 → P6

Monaco Grand Prix

Hat tricks

—

Race victory from pole position with the fastest lap.

Race statistics cover completed Grands Prix. Points also include completed sprints. Pole means P1 on the race starting grid; conversion uses races with a known winner and pole starter. Gains compare the grid and finish for drivers who finished. Missing timing and lapped runners-up are excluded from closest finishes. Winning margins compare P1 and P2 in main races only, excluding lapped runners-up. Qualifying margins compare P1 and P2 in the last timed segment of main qualifying, or the single-session time for older formats; sprints and sprint qualifying are excluded. Hat tricks require a race win from pole and the fastest recorded race lap.

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  1. yesterday 05:56 PM

    A Mexican ofrenda featuring F1 champions and Roscoe

    As is traditional, the Mexican race weekend fell at the end of October, coinciding with All Saints’ Day, known in Mexico as Día de los Muertos.

    The weekend’s “ofrenda”, a kind of altar intended to welcome the souls of the dead back among the living, features all the great figures from Formula 1 history. Even Hamilton’s dog Roscoe has been included.

  2. yesterday 01:47 PM

    Mexican Grand Prix weekend expected to stay dry

    Weather models point to a dry Mexican Grand Prix. Conditions should be mostly sunny, with a chance of morning fog. Air temperatures will reach 25 to 27 ˚C.

  3. yesterday 01:46 PM

    A full rundown of the young drivers taking part in first practice at the Mexican Grand Prix

    Young drivers will take centre stage in first practice for the Mexican Grand Prix, with ten of them on track. Ferrari will be the only team not to field a young driver.

    – Mercedes: Frederik Vesti (in place of George Russell)
    – 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)
    – Alpine: Gabriele Minì (in place of Franco Colapinto)
    – 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)

  4. October 28, 2026

    Tsolov to take part in first practice in Mexico

    Another junior driver taking part in first practice in Mexico will be Nikola Tsolov, who will be at the wheel of a Racing Bulls car.

  5. October 28, 2026

    Lando Norris’s LN4 Fusion team secures a Formula 2 entry

    Lando Norris’s junior team LN4 Fusion has secured a place on the Formula 2 grid for the 2027 season. That means it will compete in all the major junior categories: Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula Regional, Italian Formula 4 and German Formula 4.

  6. October 28, 2026

    Herta and Hirakawa also set to take part in first practice in Mexico

    Cadillac has confirmed that Colton Herta will drive in first practice in Mexico. It will be his fifth free practice appearance this season, although the regulations require each team to give rookies at least four outings. Cadillac is clearly doing this to help Herta reach the 40 points needed for a super licence. Will he get Bottas’s seat too?

    Ryo Hirakawa will drive for Haas in Mexico. That means the outing will not go to Rafael Camara, who will race for the team next season and would certainly benefit from some mileage in this year’s car.

  7. October 28, 2026

    McLaren unveils another special livery for Mexican Grand Prix

    McLaren has unveiled another special livery and special race suits for Mexico. Should we be asking whether teams are going overboard with all things “special”?

  8. October 28, 2026

    Elkann visited the McLaren motorhome

    Ferrari president John Elkann visited McLaren’s motorhome on Saturday. Can we now expect speculation about Andrea Stella returning to Maranello?

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