«1989-01»Brazil Grand Prix - XVIII Grande Premio do Brasil
1989-03-26 Jacarepagua - Autódromo do Rio de Janeiro - 61 laps × 5.031 km : 306.891 km
EntrantsQualyGridRaceLap-by-LapFastest Laps•Driver StandingsConstructor Standings
PosDriverPoints
1 Nigel Mansell • Ferrari99
2 Alain Prost • McLaren66
3 Mauricio Gugelmin • March44
4 Johnny Herbert • Benetton33
5 Derek Warwick • Arrows22
6 Alessandro Nannini • Benetton11
- Eddie Cheever • Arrows--
- Gerhard Berger • Ferrari--
- Roberto Moreno • Coloni--
- Nelson Piquet • Lotus--
- Riccardo Patrese • Williams--
- Satoru Nakajima • Lotus--
- Thierry Boutsen • Williams--
- Aguri Suzuki • Zakspeed--
- Ivan Capelli • March--
- Gregor Foitek • Eurobrun--
- Andrea de Cesaris • Dallara--
- Yannick Dalmas • Lola--
- Joachim Winkelhock • AGS--
- Martin Brundle • Brabham--
- Jonathan Palmer • Tyrrell--
- Alex Caffi • Dallara--
- Olivier Grouillard • Ligier--
- Philippe Alliot • Lola--
- Bertrand Gachot • Onyx--
- Stefano Modena • Brabham--
- Ayrton Senna • McLaren--
- Nicola Larini • Osella--
- Stefan Johansson • Onyx--
- René Arnoux • Ligier--
- Michele Alboreto • Tyrrell--
- Pierre-Henri Raphanel • Coloni--
- Luis Perez-Sala • Minardi--
- Bernd Schneider • Zakspeed--
- Christian Danner • Rial--
- Volker Weidler • Rial--
- Piercarlo Ghinzani • Osella--
- Philippe Streiff • AGS--
- Pierluigi Martini • Minardi--

Points System

9-6-4-3-2-1 points for the top 6 places.
Best 11 results count toward Drivers' championship.
All results count towards Constructors' championship.
Half points are awarded for races stopped before three-quarter-distance was completed.
Second drivers of teams that officially entered only one car are not eligible for points. Their points are not redistributed.