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1978 German Grand Prix

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1978 German Grand Prix
Race 11 of 16 in the1978 Formula One season
Race details[1]
Date30 July 1978
Official nameXL Großer Preis von Deutschland
LocationHockenheimring,West Germany
CoursePermanent racing facility
Course length6.790 km (4.219 miles)
Distance45 laps, 305.505 km (189.81 miles)
WeatherDry
Pole position
DriverLotus-Ford
Time1:51.90
Fastest lap
DriverSwedenRonnie PetersonLotus-Ford
Time1:55.62 on lap 26
Podium
FirstLotus-Ford
SecondWolf-Ford
ThirdLigier-Matra
Lap leaders
Motor car race

The1978 German Grand Prix was aFormula One motor race held on 30 July 1978 at theHockenheimring.Mario Andretti won the race from pole position, ahead ofJody Scheckter andJacques Laffite.

Report

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This was the debut race of future world championNelson Piquet.Mario Andretti took pole withRonnie Peterson in second andNiki Lauda third. At the start, Peterson got off better and took the lead from Andretti, and held it for four laps before Andretti retook it. Lauda ran third in the early stages, before he was passed byAlan Jones, and the duo battled until Lauda's engine failed, his fifth engine related retirement of the year.[2] The two Lotus cars were cruising at the front, and Jones ran third comfortably until he retired with a fuel vaporization problem. Lotus's hopes of a 1–2 ended when Peterson's gearbox failed, Andretti was unaffected by that and cruised to his fifth win of the season, withJody Scheckter second andJacques Laffite third.

Classification

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Pre-qualifying

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PosNoDriverConstructorTimeGap
132FinlandKeke RosbergWolf-Ford2:10.13—
237ItalyArturo MerzarioMerzario-Ford2:10.82+0.69
325MexicoHéctor RebaqueLotus-Ford2:11.80+1.67
4*31FranceRené ArnouxMartini-Ford2:12.25+2.12
5*30United StatesBrett LungerMcLaren-Ford2:12.45+2.32
Source:[3]
  • Positions in red and an asterisk indicate entries that failed to pre-qualify.

Qualifying

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PosNoDriverConstructorTimeGap
15United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-Ford1:51.90—
26SwedenRonnie PetersonLotus-Ford1:51.99+0.09
31AustriaNiki LaudaBrabham-Alfa Romeo1:52.29+0.39
420South AfricaJody ScheckterWolf-Ford1:52.29+0.78
52United KingdomJohn WatsonBrabham-Alfa Romeo1:52.84+0.94
627AustraliaAlan JonesWilliams-Ford1:53.50+1.60
726FranceJacques LaffiteLigier-Matra1:53.40+1.50
87United KingdomJames HuntMcLaren-Ford1:53.46+1.56
915FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleRenault1:53.61+1.71
1014BrazilEmerson FittipaldiFittipaldi-Ford1:54.03+2.13
118FrancePatrick TambayMcLaren-Ford1:54.04+2.14
1211ArgentinaCarlos ReutemannFerrari1:54.17+2.27
134FrancePatrick DepaillerTyrrell-Ford1:54.32+2.42
1435ItalyRiccardo PatreseArrows-Ford1:54.34+2.44
1512CanadaGilles VilleneuveFerrari1:54.40+2.50
163FranceDidier PironiTyrrell-Ford1:54.63+2.73
1736West GermanyRolf StommelenArrows-Ford1:55.18+3.28
1825MexicoHéctor RebaqueLotus-Ford1:55.57+3.67
1932FinlandKeke RosbergWolf-Ford1:55.57+3.67
2019ItalyVittorio BrambillaSurtees-Ford1:55.86+3.96
2122BrazilNelson PiquetEnsign-Ford1:56.15+4.25
229West GermanyJochen MassATS-Ford1:56.21+4.31
2323AustriaHarald ErtlEnsign-Ford1:56.25+4.35
2416West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckShadow-Ford1:56.45+4.55
25*17SwitzerlandClay RegazzoniShadow-Ford1:56.57+4.67
26*10FranceJean-Pierre JarierATS-Ford1:57.40+5.50
27*18United KingdomRupert KeeganSurtees-Ford1:57.86+5.96
28*37ItalyArturo MerzarioMerzario-Ford1:58.31+6.41
Source:[3]
  • Positions in red and an asterisk indicate entries that failed to qualify.

Race

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PosNoDriverConstructorTyreLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
15United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-FordG451:28:00.9019
220South AfricaJody ScheckterWolf-FordG45+15.35 secs46
326FranceJacques LaffiteLigier-MatraG45+28.01 secs74
414BrazilEmerson FittipaldiFittipaldi-FordG45+36.88 secs103
53FranceDidier PironiTyrrell-FordG45+57.26 secs162
625MexicoHéctor RebaqueLotus-FordG45+1:37.86181
72United KingdomJohn WatsonBrabham-Alfa RomeoG45+1:39.535
812CanadaGilles VilleneuveFerrariM45+1:56.8715
935ItalyRiccardo PatreseArrows-FordG44+1 Lap14
1032FinlandKeke RosbergWolf-FordG42+3 Laps19
1123AustriaHarald ErtlEnsign-FordG41Engine23
DSQ36West GermanyRolf StommelenArrows-FordG42Illegal Pit Stop17
Ret6SwedenRonnie PetersonLotus-FordG36Gearbox2
DSQ7United KingdomJames HuntMcLaren-FordG34Illegal Pit Stop8
Ret27AustraliaAlan JonesWilliams-FordG31Fuel System6
Ret22BrazilNelson PiquetEnsign-FordG31Engine21
Ret19ItalyVittorio BrambillaSurtees-FordG24Fuel System20
Ret8FrancePatrick TambayMcLaren-FordG16Accident11
Ret11ArgentinaCarlos ReutemannFerrariM14Fuel System12
Ret1AustriaNiki LaudaBrabham-Alfa RomeoG11Engine3
Ret15FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleRenaultM5Engine9
Ret9West GermanyJochen MassATS-FordG1Accident22
Ret16West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckShadow-FordG1Accident24
Ret4FrancePatrick DepaillerTyrrell-FordG0Accident13
DNQ17SwitzerlandClay RegazzoniShadow-FordG
DNQ10FranceJean-Pierre JarierATS-FordG
DNQ18United KingdomRupert KeeganSurtees-FordG
DNQ37ItalyArturo MerzarioMerzario-FordG
DNPQ31FranceRené ArnouxMartini-FordG
DNPQ30United StatesBrett LungerMcLaren-FordG
Source:[4][5][6]

Notes

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  • This was the Formula One World Championship debut for Brazilian driver and future World ChampionNelson Piquet.
  • This was the 10th Grand Prix start forArrows and forATS. It was also the 200th Grand Prix start forBrabham; in those 200 races Brabham won 19 Grands Prix, achieved 83 podium finishes, set 20 pole positions, 26 fastest laps, 3 Grand Slams and won 2 Driver's and 2 Constructor's Championships.

Championship standings after the race

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Drivers' Championship standings
PosDriverPoints
1United StatesMario Andretti54
2SwedenRonnie Peterson36
3ArgentinaCarlos Reutemann31
4AustriaNiki Lauda31
5FrancePatrick Depailler26
Source:[7]
Constructors' Championship standings
PosConstructorPoints
1United KingdomLotus-Ford67
2United KingdomBrabham-Alfa Romeo40
3ItalyFerrari31
4United KingdomTyrrell-Ford30
5CanadaWolf-Ford14
Source:[7]

  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

References

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  1. ^"1978 German Grand Prix | Motorsport Database".
  2. ^"Niki LAUDA - Retirement".www.statsf1.com. Retrieved30 July 2022.
  3. ^ab"Germany 1978 - Qualifications".statsf1.com. Retrieved30 July 2022.
  4. ^"1978 German Grand Prix". formula1.com. Archived fromthe original on 3 September 2014. Retrieved23 December 2015.
  5. ^"1978 German Grand Prix - Race Results & History - GP Archive".GPArchive.com. 30 July 1978. Retrieved3 November 2021.
  6. ^"Germany 1978 - Result".statsf1.com. Retrieved30 July 2022.
  7. ^ab"Germany 1978 - Championship".statsf1.com. Retrieved18 March 2019.


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