Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
Jerez-Ángel Nieto Circuit
Circuit DNA
MethodologyProfile
Track Position Importance
insufficientmean of grid→finish rank correlation and pole conversion (last 10 seasons) · value — · n=0
Overtaking / Position Change
insufficientmedian mean absolute grid-to-finish change of classified cars · value — · n=0
High-Speed Demand
insufficientpole-lap average speed (lap length ÷ fastest qualifying lap) · value — · n=0
Low-Speed Demand
insufficientinverse of pole-lap average speed · value — · n=0
Attrition
insufficientmedian share of starters not classified (any cause; safety-car data unavailable) · value — · n=0
Observed Pit Stops
insufficientmedian 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
- Ayrton Senna — 2
- Alain Prost — 2
- Nigel Mansell — 1
- McLaren — 3
- Team Lotus — 1
- Williams — 1
Winners
| Season | Event | Winner | Team | Pole |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | European Grand Prix | Mika Hakkinen PAI | McLaren | Villeneuve |
| 1994 | European Grand Prix | Benetton | Schumacher | |
| 1990 | Spanish Grand Prix | Alain Prost PRO | Ferrari | Senna |
| 1989 | Spanish Grand Prix | Ayrton Senna SEY | McLaren | Senna |
| 1988 | Spanish Grand Prix | Alain Prost PRO | McLaren | Senna |
| 1987 | Spanish Grand Prix | Nigel Mansell MNS | Williams | Piquet |
| 1986 | Spanish Grand Prix | Ayrton Senna SEY | Team Lotus | Senna |