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1979 Brazilian Grand Prix

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1979 Brazilian Grand Prix
Race 2 of 15 in the1979 Formula One season
Race details
Date4 February 1979
LocationAutódromo de Interlagos
São Paulo,Brazil
CoursePermanent racing facility
Course length7.960 km (4.946[1] miles)
Distance40 laps, 318.400 km (197.840 miles)
WeatherDry
Pole position
DriverLigier-Ford
Time2:23.07
Fastest lap
DriverFranceJacques LaffiteLigier-Ford
Time2:28.76 on lap 23
Podium
FirstLigier-Ford
SecondLigier-Ford
ThirdLotus-Ford
Lap leaders
Motor car race

The1979 Brazilian Grand Prix was aFormula One motor race held atInterlagos on 4 February 1979. It was the second race of the 1979 World Championship of F1 Drivers and the 1979 International Cup for F1 Constructors.

Qualifying

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Qualifying classification

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Pos.No.DriverConstructorTimeGrid
126FranceJacques LaffiteLigier-Ford2:23.071
225FrancePatrick DepaillerLigier-Ford2:23.992
32ArgentinaCarlos ReutemannLotus-Ford2:24.153
41United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-Ford2:24.284
512CanadaGilles VilleneuveFerrari2:24.345
611South AfricaJody ScheckterFerrari2:24.486
715FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleRenault2:24.857
83FranceDidier PironiTyrrell-Ford2:25.168
914BrazilEmerson FittipaldiFittipaldi-Ford2:26.359
1020United KingdomJames HuntWolf-Ford2:26.3710
1116FranceRené ArnouxRenault2:26.4311
125AustriaNiki LaudaBrabham-Alfa Romeo2:27.5712
1327AustraliaAlan JonesWilliams-Ford2:27.6713
147United KingdomJohn WatsonMcLaren-Ford2:27.8214
154FranceJean-Pierre JarierTyrrell-Ford2:27.8915
1629ItalyRiccardo PatreseArrows-Ford2:28.0816
1728SwitzerlandClay RegazzoniWilliams-Ford2:28.8817
188FrancePatrick TambayMcLaren-Ford2:29.3918
1930West GermanyJochen MassArrows-Ford2:29.4219
2017ItalyElio de AngelisShadow-Ford2:30.2920
2118NetherlandsJan LammersShadow-Ford2:31.6021
226BrazilNelson PiquetBrabham-Alfa Romeo2:31.6422
2322Republic of IrelandDerek DalyEnsign-Ford2:31.7823
249West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckATS-Ford2:32.2724
DNQ31MexicoHéctor RebaqueLotus-Ford2:32.66—
DNQ24ItalyArturo MerzarioMerzario-Ford2:34.08—

Race

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Race report

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The Ligier team dominated the race weekend with their superior ground-effectJS11. FrenchmanJacques Laffite dominated the race weekend and made the most of his superbly set-up Ligier by taking pole position, smashingJean-Pierre Jarier's 1975 pole time by 7 seconds, setting fastest lap and leading every lap of the race up to the finish. Laffite's teammate Patrick Depailler started and finished 2nd. Laffite and the Ligier team completed their domination of the South American fortnight, Laffite also dominantly won inArgentina.

Classification

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PosNoDriverConstructorTyreLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
126FranceJacques LaffiteLigier-FordG401:40:09.6419
225FrancePatrick DepaillerLigier-FordG40+ 5.2826
32ArgentinaCarlos ReutemannLotus-FordG40+ 44.1434
43FranceDidier PironiTyrrell-FordG40+ 1:25.8883
512CanadaGilles VilleneuveFerrariM39+ 1 Lap52
611South AfricaJody ScheckterFerrariM39+ 1 Lap61
730West GermanyJochen MassArrows-FordG39+ 1 Lap19
87United KingdomJohn WatsonMcLaren-FordG39+ 1 Lap14
929ItalyRiccardo PatreseArrows-FordG39+ 1 Lap16
1015FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleRenaultM39+ 1 Lap7
1114BrazilEmerson FittipaldiFittipaldi-FordG39+ 1 Lap9
1218ItalyElio de AngelisShadow-FordG39+ 1 Lap20
1322Republic of IrelandDerek DalyEnsign-FordG39+ 1 Lap23
1417NetherlandsJan LammersShadow-FordG39+ 1 Lap21
1528SwitzerlandClay RegazzoniWilliams-FordG38+ 2 Laps17
Ret27AustraliaAlan JonesWilliams-FordG33Fuel System13
Ret9West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckATS-FordG31Steering24
Ret16FranceRené ArnouxRenaultM28Spun Off11
Ret20United KingdomJames HuntWolf-FordG7Steering10
Ret8FrancePatrick TambayMcLaren-FordG7Collision18
Ret5AustriaNiki LaudaBrabham-Alfa RomeoG5Gearbox12
Ret6BrazilNelson PiquetBrabham-Alfa RomeoG5Accident22
Ret1United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-FordG2Fuel Leak4
Ret4FranceJean-Pierre JarierTyrrell-FordG0Electrical15
DNQ31MexicoHéctor RebaqueLotus-FordG
DNQ24ItalyArturo MerzarioMerzario-FordG
Source:[2][3]

Notes

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  • This was the 9th and 10th podium finish forLigier.

Championship standings after the race

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Drivers' Championship standings
PosDriverPoints
1FranceJacques Laffite18
2ArgentinaCarlos Reutemann10
3FrancePatrick Depailler9
4United KingdomJohn Watson4
5FranceDidier Pironi3
Source:[4]
Constructors' Championship standings
PosConstructorPoints
1FranceLigier-Ford27
2United KingdomLotus-Ford12
3United KingdomMcLaren-Ford4
4United KingdomTyrrell-Ford3
5ItalyFerrari3
Source:[4]

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

Additional notes

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  • ^a Although the circuit length was quoted in MotorSport magazine as 7.873 km,[5] the fastest lap's time/speed quoted[5] are consistent with the 7.87385 km length, same as quoted in 1980 race report.[6]
  • ^b Although the race distance was quoted in MotorSport magazine as 314.92 km,[5] the winner's time/speed quoted[5] are consistent with the 314.954 km distance, same as quoted in 1980 race report.[6]

References

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  1. ^"1979 Brazilian Grand Prix | Motorsport Database".
  2. ^"1979 Brazilian Grand Prix". formula1.com. Archived fromthe original on 9 February 2014. Retrieved23 December 2015.
  3. ^"1979 Brazilian Grand Prix - Race Results & History - GP Archive".GPArchive.com. 4 February 1979. Retrieved6 November 2021.
  4. ^ab"Brazil 1979 - Championship • STATS F1".www.statsf1.com. Retrieved13 March 2019.
  5. ^abcd"Brazilian Grand Prix".MotorSport. March 1979. Retrieved2017-11-13.
  6. ^ab"Brazilian Grand Prix".MotorSport. March 1980. Retrieved2017-11-13.


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