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Jacarepaguá, Brazil

Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet

Race laps61Distance306 kmCoordinates-22.9756, -43.3950Opened1971Grands Prix10 (1978–1989)
Circuit DNA

Profile

Methodology

Track Position Importance

insufficient

mean of grid→finish rank correlation and pole conversion (last 10 seasons) · value — · n=0

Overtaking / Position Change

insufficient

median mean absolute grid-to-finish change of classified cars · value — · n=0

High-Speed Demand

insufficient

pole-lap average speed (lap length ÷ fastest qualifying lap) · value — · n=0

Low-Speed Demand

insufficient

inverse of pole-lap average speed · value — · n=0

Attrition

insufficient

median share of starters not classified (any cause; safety-car data unavailable) · value — · n=0

Observed Pit Stops

insufficient

median pit stops per classified car (2014+; observed counts, not a tyre model) · value — · n=0

straight line demand: not sourcedbraking demand: not sourcedmedium speed demand: not sourcedtyre stress: not sourcedsafety car volatility: not sourcedweather volatility: not sourceddrs zones: not sourcedelevation change: not sourceddirection: not sourced
Last 10 seasons
Pole → win—
Front-row wins—
Grid↔finish ρ—
Pole lap avg—km/h
Attrition—
Stops / car—
Most wins here
  1. Alain Prost — 5
  2. Carlos Reutemann — 2
  3. Nelson Piquet Souto Maior — 2
  1. McLaren — 4
  2. Ferrari — 2
  3. Williams — 2

Winners

SeasonEventWinnerTeamPole
1989Brazilian Grand Prix
Nigel Mansell MNS
FerrariSenna
1988Brazilian Grand Prix
Alain Prost PRO
McLarenSenna
1987Brazilian Grand Prix
Alain Prost PRO
McLarenMansell
1986Brazilian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet Souto Maior PIQ
WilliamsSenna
1985Brazilian Grand Prix
Alain Prost PRO
McLarenAlboreto
1984Brazilian Grand Prix
Alain Prost PRO
McLarende Angelis
1983Brazilian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet Souto Maior PIQ
BrabhamRosberg
1982Brazilian Grand Prix
Alain Prost PRO
TolemanProst
1981Brazilian Grand Prix
Carlos Reutemann REU
WilliamsPiquet
1978Brazilian Grand Prix
Carlos Reutemann REU
FerrariPeterson