Date | Sunday 2 October 1988 |
Start time | 14:00 |
Event | Spanish GP |
Circuit | Jerez |
Event Format | Race of 72 laps |
Championship | World Championship |
Race number | #14 of 16 in 1988 #466 (of all time) |
Laps | 72 |
Circuit Perimeter | 4218 m |
Race Distance | 4218 × 72 = 303.696 km |
Grid Format | 2-2-2-2 (staggered) |
Pole Position | Right |
First Corner | Right |
Track Direction | Clockwise |
Weather | Sunny, Hot, Dry |
Entries | 31 |
Qualifiers | 26 |
Finishers | 14 |
Debutants | None |
Milestones | Castrol – 500th Race Entry (Lubricant Manufacturer)
West Zakspeed Racing – 100th Race Entry (Entrant)
Zakspeed – 100th Race Entry (Engine Manufacturer)
Zakspeed – 100th Race Entry (Car Manufacturer)
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Records Broken |
1. Most Race Wins in a Season – McLaren (13),
2. Most Failures to Pre-Qualify – Gabriele Tarquini (5),
3. Most 22nd Place Qualifications – Jonathan Palmer (10),
4. Most Failures to Pre-Qualify in a Season – Coloni (5),
5. Most Failures to Pre-Qualify in a Season – Gabriele Tarquini (5),
6. Most Poles in a Season – McLaren (13)
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Records Extended |
1. Most Retirements – Lotus (492),
2. Most Constructors' Championship Points Scores – Ferrari (390),
3. Most Drivers' Championship Points Scores – Ferrari (522),
4. Most Constructors' Championship Points Scores – Alain Prost (81),
5. Most Podium Finishes – Alain Prost (67),
6. Most Drivers' Championship Points Scores – Alain Prost (81),
7. Most Race Wins – Alain Prost (34),
8. Most 6th Place Finishes – Ferrari (58),
9. Most Race Entries – Lotus (1136),
10. Most 2nd Place Qualifications – Alain Prost (31),
11. Most 8th Place Qualifications – Ferrari (66),
12. Most 22nd Place Qualifications – Tyrrell (32),
13. Most Poles in a Season – Ayrton Senna (11)
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