1987 Portuguese Grand Prix

The 1987 Portuguese Grand Prix, otherwise known as the XVI Grande Prémio de Portugal, was the twelfth race of the FIA Formula One World Championship, staged at the Autódromo do Estoril on the 20 September 1987.'Portuguese GP, 1987', grandprix.com, (Inside F1 Inc., 2015), http://www.grandprix.com/gpe/rr448.html, (Accessed 05/04/2019) The race would see Alain Prost claim a record 28th race victory at the wheel of a , after the race was marred by a huge accident at the start.
There would be something of a shock in qualifying, for Gerhard Berger and brought an end to 's season long domination of pole position. Indeed, the Austrian racer edged out 's Nigel Mansell by a third of a second at the head of the field, with Championship leader Nelson Piquet starting from fourth behind Prost.
Mansell would get the jump on Berger at the start of the race, although it was a collision between their teammate's Piquet and Michele Alboreto that drew everyone's attention. Indeed, their pair had jinked right into one-another while trying to jump ahead of Prost, resulting in the two coming together and blocking the circuit.
The result would be a series of collisions among the field behind, with the circuit ultimately ending up completely blocked. Fortunately, there would only be a couple of completely crippled cars, and with drivers able to access spares the field was almost up to full strength when the race was restarted.
Indeed, everyone bar Christian Danner would take the restart, with Mansell again scrambling off the line ahead of Berger. The rest of the field got away cleanly enough behind, with the Austrian racer duly sneaking back ahead of the Brit before the end of the opening tour.
The race quickly settled down, with Berger leading from Mansell, Senna and Piquet, with the top four soon pulling clear. Indeed, the only changes to the order early on came when Piquet took third away from Senna, while Mansell tumbled down the order when his engine picked up a terminal misfire.
Senna would also drop out with an electrical failure, allowing Alboreto to sweep onto the back of Piquet to battle for second. The pair would subsequently squabble until they hit the pits for fresh tyres, where Alboreto would suffer a transmission failure when trying to launch out of his pitbox.
Prost, meanwhile, would get the jump on Piquet to claim second, and duly spent the second half of the race hunting down Berger out front. The Frenchman's ominous charge would see Berger put under intense pressure during the closing stages, before Berger finally made a mistake with three laps to go to hand Prost the lead.
With that Prost stormed away from the Austrian to claim his 28th career win, moving him one clear of Jackie Stewart on the all-time winner's list. Berger was a heartbroken second ahead of Piquet, who had extended his Championship lead, while Teo Fabi, Stefan Johansson and Eddie Cheever collected the remaining points.
==Background==
A third victory of the season for Nelson Piquet in Monza had left the Brazilian ace with a comfortable lead in the Championship battle, arriving in Portugal with a fourteen point advantage. Ayrton Senna had remained his closest challenger, but with Nigel Mansell a major threat to him despite losing a small amount of ground. Indeed, the title was set to be fought for between those three, with Alain Prost leaving Italy some 32 points off of Piquet in fourth.
In the Constructors' Championship, meanwhile, had once again managed to extend their lead by a considerable margin, and hence left Italy with 106 points to their name. That left the Anglo-Japanese effort 51 points clear with 75 left to fight for, meaning they could win the title in Portugal. Indeed, , having just overtaken would have to score at least six points at Estoril just to keep the fight alive.
Jonathan Palmer's lead in the Jim Clark Trophy had been reduced last time out in Italy, although the Brit still held an eleven point lead with five races to go. His teammate Philippe Streiff was his nearest, and arguably only, threat, with third placed Pascal Fabre only holding 35 points after eleven races. Likewise, had already won the Colin Chapman Trophy with a third of the season to go, having left Italy 84 points clear with just 75 left to fight for.
===Entry list===
The full entry list for the is outlined below:
No. 	Driver 	Entrant 	Constructor 	Chassis 	Engine 	Model 	Tyre
1 	Alain Prost 	Marlboro McLaren International 	 	MP4/3 	 	TTE PO1 1.5 V6t 	
2 	Stefan Johansson 	Marlboro McLaren International 	 	MP4/3 	 	TTE PO1 1.5 V6t 	
3 	Jonathan Palmer 	Data General Team Tyrrell 	 	DG016 	 	DFZ 3.5 V8 	
4 	Philippe Streiff 	Data General Team Tyrrell 	 	DG016 	 	DFZ 3.5 V8 	
5 	Nigel Mansell 	Canon Williams Honda Team 	 	FW11B 	 	RA167E 1.5 V6t 	
6 	Nelson Piquet 	Canon Williams Honda Team 	 	FW11B 	 	RA167E 1.5 V6t 	
7 	Riccardo Patrese 	Motor Racing Developments Ltd. 	 	BT56 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
8 	Andrea de Cesaris 	Motor Racing Developments Ltd. 	 	BT56 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
9 	Martin Brundle 	West Zakspeed Racing 	 	871 	 	1500/4 1.5 L4t 	
10 	Christian Danner 	West Zakspeed Racing 	 	871 	 	1500/4 1.5 L4t 	
11 	Satoru Nakajima 	Camel Team Lotus Honda 	 	99T 	 	RA166E 1.5 V6t 	
12 	Ayrton Senna 	Camel Team Lotus Honda 	 	99T 	 	RA166E 1.5 V6t 	
14 	Pascal Fabre 	Team El Charro AGS 	 	JH22 	 	DFZ 3.5 V8 	
16 	Ivan Capelli 	Leyton House March Racing Team 	 	871 	 	DFZ 3.5 V8 	
17 	Derek Warwick 	USF&G Arrows Megatron 	 	A10 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
18 	Eddie Cheever 	USF&G Arrows Megatron 	 	A10 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
19 	Teo Fabi 	Benetton Formula Ltd. 	 	B187 	 	GBA 1.5 V6t 	
20 	Thierry Boutsen 	Benetton Formula Ltd. 	 	B187 	 	GBA 1.5 V6t 	
21 	Alex Caffi 	Osella Squadra Corse 	 	FA1I 	 	890T 1.5 L4t 	
22 	Franco Forini 	Osella Squadra Corse 	 	FA1I 	 	890T 1.5 L4t 	
23 	Adrián Campos 	Minardi F1 Team 	 	M187 	 	615-90 1.5 V6t 	
24 	Alessandro Nannini 	Minardi F1 Team 	 	M187 	 	615-90 1.5 V6t 	
25 	René Arnoux 	Ligier Loto 	 	JS29C 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
26 	Piercarlo Ghinzani 	Ligier Loto 	 	JS29C 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
27 	Michele Alboreto 	Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC 	 	F186 	 	033D 1.5 V6t 	
28 	Gerhard Berger 	Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC 	 	F187 	 	033D 1.5 V6t 	
30 	Philippe Alliot 	Larrousse & Camels F1 	 	LC87 	 	DFZ 3.5 V8 	
31 	Emanuele Pirro 	MiddlebRidge-Trussardi 	 	B186 	 	M12/13 1.5 L4t 	
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* Entries with a white background denote eligibility for the Jim Clark Trophy and Colin Chapman Trophy.
==Practice Overview==
==Qualifying==
===Friday Qualifying===
===Saturday Qualifying===
===Qualifying Results===
The full qualifying results for the are outlined below:
Pos. 	No. 	Driver 	Constructor 	Time 	Time 	Gap
Pos. 	No. 	Driver 	Constructor 	Q1 	Q2 	Gap
1 	28 	Gerhard Berger 	 	1:18.448 	1:17.620 	—
2 	5 	Nigel Mansell 	 	1:17.951 	1:18.235 	+0.331s
3 	1 	Alain Prost 	 	1:18.404 	1:17.994 	+0.374s
4 	6 	Nelson Piquet 	 	1:18.164 	— 	+0.544s
5 	12 	Ayrton Senna 	 	1:18.382 	1:18.354 	+0.734s
6 	27 	Michele Alboreto 	 	1:20.069 	1:18.540 	+0.920s
7 	7 	Riccardo Patrese 	 	1:21.506 	1:19.965 	+2.345s
8 	2 	Stefan Johansson 	 	1:20.134 	1:20.227 	+2.514s
9 	20 	Thierry Boutsen 	 	1:20.305 	1:20.558 	+2.685s
10 	19 	Teo Fabi 	 	1:20.483 	1:20.548 	+2.863s
11 	18 	Eddie Cheever 	 	1:21.324 	1:21.207 	+3.587s
12 	17 	Derek Warwick 	 	1:21.397 	1:21.587 	+3.777s
13 	8 	Andrea de Cesaris 	 	1:22.060 	1:21.725 	+4.105s
14 	24 	Alessandro Nannini 	 	1:21.784 	1:22.128 	+4.164s
15 	11 	Satoru Nakajima 	 	1:22.222 	— 	+4.602s
16 	10 	Christian Danner 	 	1:22.424 	1:22.358 	+4.738s
17 	9 	Martin Brundle 	 	1:22.400 	1:22.794 	+4.780s
18 	25 	René Arnoux 	 	1:23.637 	1:23.237 	+5.617s
19 	30 	Philippe Alliot 	 	1:24.181 	1:23.580 	+5.960s
20 	23 	Adrián Campos 	 	1:24.822 	1:23.591 	+5.971s
21 	4 	Philippe Streiff 	 	1:23.810 	1:24.436 	+6.190s
22 	16 	Ivan Capelli 	 	1:24.533 	1:23.905 	+6.285s
23 	26 	Piercarlo Ghinzani 	 	1:24.105 	1:24.979 	+6.485s
24 	3 	Jonathan Palmer 	 	1:24.392 	1:24.217 	+6.597s
25 	21 	Alex Caffi 	 	1:24.792 	1:25.232 	+7.172s
26 	22 	Franco Forini 	 	1:27.219 	1:26.635 	+9.015s
DNQ 	14 	Pascal Fabre 	 	1:28.756 	1:26.946 	+9.326s
WD* 	31 	Emanuele Pirro 	 	Withdrawn 	Withdrawn 	Withdrawn
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* A white background indicates an entrant in the Jim Clark Trophy.
*T Indicates a driver used their test/spare car to set their best time in that session.
*Bold indicates a driver's best/qualifying time.
** Pirro's entry was withdrawn after Trussardi's registration as an entrant was rejected.
===Grid===
** Danner was unable to take the restart due to damage.
*† Campos and Palmer would start the race from the pitlane.
==Race==
===Report===
===Results===
The full results for the are outlined below:
Pos. 	No. 	Driver 	Constructor 	Laps 	Time/Retired 	Grid 	Points
1 	1 	Alain Prost 	 	70 	1:37:03.906 	3 	9
2 	28 	Gerhard Berger 	 	70 	+20.493s 	1 	6
3 	6 	Nelson Piquet 	 	70 	+1:03.295 	4 	4
4* 	19 	Teo Fabi 	 	69 	Out of fuel 	10 	3
5 	2 	Stefan Johansson 	 	69 	+1 Lap 	8 	2
6 	18 	Eddie Cheever 	 	68 	+2 Laps 	11 	1
7 	12 	Ayrton Senna 	 	68 	+2 Laps 	5 	
8 	11 	Satoru Nakajima 	 	68 	+2 Laps 	15 	
9 (1) 	16 	Ivan Capelli 	 	67 	+3 Laps 	22 	
10 (2) 	3 	Jonathan Palmer 	 	67 	+3 Laps 	24 	
11* 	24 	Alessandro Nannini 	 	66 	Out of fuel 	14 	
12 (3) 	4 	Philippe Streiff 	 	66 	+4 Laps 	21 	
13 	17 	Derek Warwick 	 	66 	+4 Laps 	12 	
14 	20 	Thierry Boutsen 	 	64 	+6 Laps 	9 	
Ret 	8 	Andrea de Cesaris 	 	54 	Injection 	13 	
Ret 	27 	Michele Alboreto 	 	38 	Gearbox 	6 	
Ret 	9T 	Martin Brundle 	 	35 	Transmission 	17 	
Ret 	22 	Franco Forini 	 	32 	Suspension 	26 	
Ret 	30 	Philippe Alliot 	 	31 	Engine 	19 	
Ret 	25 	René Arnoux 	 	29 	Radiator 	18 	
Ret 	21 	Alex Caffi 	 	27 	Turbo 	25 	
Ret 	26 	Piercarlo Ghinzani 	 	24 	Ignition 	23 	
Ret 	23 	Adrián Campos 	 	24 	Accident 	20 	
Ret 	5 	Nigel Mansell 	 	13 	Electrical 	2 	
Ret 	7 	Riccardo Patrese 	 	13 	Engine 	7 	
Ret 	10 	Christian Danner 	 	0 	Accident 	16 	
DNQ 	14 	Pascal Fabre 	 	 	 	 	
WD 	31 	Emanuele Pirro 	 	 	 	 	
Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)	Source:'Portugal 1987: Result', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2016), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal/classement.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)
* A white background indicates an entrant in the Jim Clark Trophy with numbers in brackets indicating their finishing position in that class.
*T Indicates a driver used their test/spare car.
** Fabi and Nannini were still classified despite retiring as they had completed 90% of the race distance.
==Milestones==
* Andrea de Cesaris started his 100th Grand Prix.'12. Portugal 1987', statsf1.com, (Stats F1, 2014), https://www.statsf1.com/en/1987/portugal.aspx, (Accessed 05/04/2019)
* 50th Grand Prix starts for Jonathan Palmer and Martin Brundle.
* Piercarlo Ghinzani entered his 75th Grand Prix.'1987 Portuguese GP', chicanef1.com, (Chicane F1, 2015), http://www.chicanef1.com/racetit.pl?year=1987&gp=Portuguese%20GP&r=1, (Accessed 05/04/2019)
* Maiden pole position for Gerhard Berger.
* 28th career victory for Alain Prost.
** Prost hence claimed the record for most wins in F1 overhauling Jackie Stewart.
** Prost also matched Niki Lauda's record for most podium finishes.
* secured their 55th win as a constructor.
** claimed their 25th and final race victory as an engine supplier.
* Adrián Campos set a new record for consecutive retirements - 11.
==Standings==
Nelson Piquet opened out an eighteen point lead with four races to go in Portugal, although the Brazilian was set to lose potential points for the rest of the season due to the dropped scores rule. Indeed, that gave main rival Ayrton Senna hope for the final four races of the season, with the veteran racer only able to score seventeen more points, while Senna could claim a maximum 32. Nigel Mansell, meanwhile, would leave Portugal 24 behind his title leading teammate, but could claim all 36 remaining points.
In the Constructors' Championship, meanwhile, had done enough to prevent from taking the crown, leaving Portugal with 62 points. Indeed, the Anglo-Japanese squad held a 48 point lead over their rivals with four races to go, and would head into the Spanish Grand Prix with a shot at claiming the title. had also remained in the chase for the Championship, although they were some 55 points off the lead with just 60 left to fight for.
 
World Championship for Drivers	World Championship for Drivers	World Championship for Drivers	World Championship for Drivers
Pos. 	Driver 	Pts. 	+/-
1 	Nelson Piquet 	67 	
2 	Ayrton Senna 	49 	
3 	Nigel Mansell 	43 	
4 	Alain Prost 	40 	
5 	Stefan Johansson 	22 	
6 	Gerhard Berger 	18 	
7 	Teo Fabi 	10 	2
8 	Thierry Boutsen 	10 	1
9 	Michele Alboreto 	8 	1
10 	Satoru Nakajima 	6 	
11 	Eddie Cheever 	5 	2
12 	Andrea de Cesaris 	4 	1
13 	Philippe Streiff 	4 	1
14 	Jonathan Palmer 	4 	
15 	Derek Warwick 	3 	
16 	Martin Brundle 	2 	
17 	Riccardo Patrese 	2 	
18 	Philippe Alliot 	1 	
19 	René Arnoux 	1 	
20 	Ivan Capelli 	1 	
World Championship for Constructors	World Championship for Constructors	World Championship for Constructors	World Championship for Constructors
Pos. 	Team 	Pts. 	+/-
1 	 	110 	
2 	 	62 	1
3 	 	55 	1
4 	 	26 	
5 	 	20 	
6 	 	8 	
7 	 	8 	
8 	 	6 	
9 	 	2 	
10 	 	1 	
11 	 	1 	
12 	 	1 	
Only point scoring drivers and constructors are shown.
===Jim Clark/Colin Chapman Trophy===
Jonathan Palmer had extended his lead in the Jim Clark Trophy, moving thirteen ahead of Philippe Streiff in the hunt for the cup. The Frenchman was now the only driver mathematically capable of beating Palmer with four races to go, with dropped scores not applied to the JCT. In the Colin Chapman Trophy, meanwhile, there had been a change at the bottom of the field, having overtaken , while Champions had once again extended their lead.
 
Jim Clark Trophy	Jim Clark Trophy	Jim Clark Trophy	Jim Clark Trophy
Pos. 	Driver 	Pts. 	+/-
1 	Jonathan Palmer 	71 	
2 	Philippe Streiff	58 	
3 	Pascal Fabre 	35 	
4 	Ivan Capelli 	34 	1
5 	Philippe Alliot 	25 	1
Colin Chapman Trophy	Colin Chapman Trophy	Colin Chapman Trophy	Colin Chapman Trophy
Pos. 	Team 	Pts. 	+/-
1 	 	129 	
2 	 	35 	
3 	 	34 	1
4 	 	25 	1
Only point scoring drivers and constructors are shown.
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