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Gerhard Berger 1990 Mclaren Honda, Book: Rtlplus Grand Prix Adelaide 4 6 6 270kph / 166mph 1 2 5 4 4 2 6 5 6 4 2 6 1 Fastest lap: 1: 18.203 min, Nigel Mansell Ferrari 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Interlagos 6 2 2 5 320kph / 196mph 3 4 3 4 2 5 6 2 5 6 2 Fastest lap: 1:19.899, Gerhard Berger McLaren Honda, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Montreal 6 3 2 5 2 3 5 1 5 6 2 6 5 320kph / 196mph Fastest lap:1:22.077, Gerhard Berger McLaren Honda, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Silverstone Top speed before Bridge: about 300kph / 184mph Fastest lap: no data, completely new track Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Spa 330kph / 202mph 2 3 4 2 6 6 5 2 3 3 5 2 5 2 1 6 Fastest lap: 1:55.087, Alain Prost Ferrari, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Hockenheim 2 330kph / 202mph 6 5 6 2 6 3 4 6 4 2 6 Fastest lap: 1:45. 602, Thierry Boutson Williams Renault, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Imola 3 6 5 2 4 6 2 3 5 2 2 6 330kph / 202mph 6 2 4 Fastest Lap: 1.26: 795, Alain Prost McLaren Honda, 1989 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Monaco 2 4 6 6 5 2 3 2 3 2 2 4 3 1 290kph / 178mph 2 1 6 Fastest lap: 1:24. 468, Ayrton Senna McLaren Honda, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Estoril 5 4 2 2 2 3 2 5 5 5 6 5 2 4 320kph / 196mph 6 Fastest lap: 1:18.306, Riccardo Patrese Williams Renault, 1990 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Jerez Fastest lap: track not used in 1991, no data Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Suzuka 3 1 5 2 320kph / 196mph 6 5 4 5 6 4 2 4 3 2 Fastest lap: 1:43.506, Alain Prost McLaren Honda, 1989 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 Speed and gear data: Gerhard Berger 1990 McLaren Honda, Book: RTLplus Grand Prix ’91 Live Miterlebt, ISBN 3-926224-21-5 Track maps: www.racingcircuits.info Created by: alink 12 August 2020 .
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