Hungarian GP RaceTrak results
As complied on Racetrak: F1: Results Hungarian Grand Prix, August 14, 1994 ===================================================== FIN (STR CAR RACE TOT POS POS) NUM Driver Name ...
As complied on Racetrak:
F1: Results Hungarian Grand Prix, August 14, 1994 =====================================================
FIN (STR CAR RACE TOT POS POS) NUM Driver Name (Ctry) PTS PTS Sponsor Chassis/Engine
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1. ( 1) 5 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER (GER)........................10 76 Benetton/Elf/Mild Seven Benetton/Ford Cosworth EC V8 2. ( 2) 0 DAMON HILL (GBR).................................6 45 Divella/Rothman's Williams/Renault V10 3. (12) 6 JOS VERSTAPPEN (HOL).............................4 4 Benetton/Elf/Mild Seven Benentton/Ford Cosworth EC V8 4. ( 6) 8 MARTIN BRUNDLE (GBR).............................3 9 Marlboro/Shell/Courtaulds McLaren/Peugeot V10 5. (11) 4 MARK BLUNDELL (GBR)..............................2 6 Calbee/Mild Seven Tyrrell/Yamaha Judd V10 6. ( 9) 26 OLIVIER PANIS (FRA)..............................1 7 Elf/Gitanes/Loto Ligier/Renault V10 7. (20) 24 MICHELE ALBORETO (ITA)...........................0 1 Agip/Beta Minardi/Ford Cosworth HB V8 8. (21) 20 ERIC COMAS (FRA).................................0 2 Charro/Tourtel Larrousse/Ford Cosworth HB V8 9. (25) 19 OLIVER BERETTA (FRA).............................0 0 Charro/Tourtel Larrousse/Ford Cosworth HB V8 10. (18) 25 ERIC BERNARD (FRA)...............................0 4 Elf/Gitanes/Loto Ligier/Renault V10 11. (23) 31 DAVID BRABHAM (AUS)..............................0 0 MTV Simtek/Ford Cosworth HB V8 12. ( 4) 28 GERHARD BERGER (AUT).............................0 27 Agip/Fiat/Marlboro Ferrari/Ferrari V12 13. (22) 11 ALESSANDR ZANARDI (ITA)..........................0 0 Castrol/Galp/Hitachi Lotus/Mugen Honda V10 14. (16) 9 CHRISTIAN FITTIPALDI (BRA).......................0 6 Footwork Footwork/Ford Cosworth HB V8 15. ( 3) 2 DAVID COULTHARD (GBR)............................0 4 Divella/Rothman's Williams/Renault 16. (13) 27 JEAN ALESI (FRA).................................0 19 AGIP/Fiat/Marlboro Ferrari/Ferrari V12 17. (15) 23 PIERLUIGI MARTINI (ITA)..........................0 4 Agip/Beta Minardi/Ford Cosworth HB V8 18. ( 8) 30 H-H FRENTZEN (GER)...............................0 5 Castrol/Joop/Lighthouse Sauber/Mercedes Ilmor V10 19. (24) 12 JOHNNY HERBERT (GBR).............................0 0 Castrol/Galp/Hitachi Lotus/Mugen Honda V10 20. (17) 29 ANDREA DE CESARIS (ITA)..........................0 4 Castrol/Joop/Lighthouse Sauber/Mercedes Ilmor V10 21. (19) 10 GIANNI MORBIDELI (ITA)...........................0 2 Footwork Footwork/Ford Cosworth HB V8 22. (14) 7 PHILLIPE ALLIOT (FRA)............................0 0 Marlboro/Shell/Courtaulds McLaren/Peugeot V10 23. (26) 32 JEAN-MARC GOUNON (FRA)...........................0 0 MTV Simtek/Ford Cosworth HB V8 24. ( 5) 3 UKYO KATAYAMA (JAP)..............................0 5 Calbee/Mild Seven Tyrrell/Yamaha Judd V10 25. (10) 14 RUBENS BARRICHELLO (BRA).........................0 10 Marlboro/Sasol/Uliveto Jordon/Hart V10 26. ( 7) 15 EDDIE IRVINE (GBR)...............................0 1 Marlboro/Sasol Jordan/Hart V10
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