1992 Japanese Grand Prix - Race

Race

Mansell made a good start and led ahead of Patrese, Senna, Berger, Schumacher and Herbert. Larini, who had qualified 11th, started last, having stalled on the grid. Senna retired with engine failure on lap 3. Berger made an early stop and rejoined the race in sixth place. On lap 13, Schumacher had troubles with his gearbox and was forced to retire, his only mechanical retirement of the year. This elevated Herbert to third. However, on lap 15, he also retired because of gearbox trouble. After the pit stops, the order was Mansell, followed by Patrese, Berger, Häkkinen, Martin Brundle and Erik Comas. On lap 36, Mansell slowed and Patrese moved ahead. Mansell had an engine failure on lap 44 and was forced to retire. On the same lap, Häkkinen's Lotus suffered similar problem and he dropped out of the race. Patrese won ahead of Berger, Brundle in the Benetton, Andrea de Cesaris in the Tyrrell, Jean Alesi's Ferrari and Christian Fittipaldi, who scored his first points in Formula One. It was Patrese's last win in Formula One and last points of the season for the Williams team.

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