Autódromo do Estoril
The Autódromo do Estoril, nestled near Cascais, Portugal, hosted the Formula 1 Portuguese Grand Prix from 1984 to 1996. Known for its challenging mix of fast straights and technical corners, particularly the demanding Parabolica final turn, it often produced dramatic races. Ayrton Senna secured his maiden F1 victory here in a rain-soaked 1985 event, while Nigel Mansell's infamous pit lane overshoot in 1991 added to its lore. Though no longer on the F1 calendar, Estoril remains a significant circuit in motorsport history, fondly remembered for its unpredictability and the skill it demanded from drivers.
- First Race
- 1984
- Last Race
- 1996
- Total Races
- 13(rank 29)
Most driver wins
- 1stN. Mansell3 wins
- 1stA. Prost3 wins
- 3rdD. Coulthard1 wins
- 3rdM. Schumacher1 wins
- 3rdJ. Villeneuve1 wins
- 3rdD. Hill1 wins
- 3rdG. Berger1 wins
- 3rdA. Senna1 wins
- 3rdR. Patrese1 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stA. Prost7 podiums
- 2ndA. Senna5 podiums
- 3rdD. Hill4 podiums
- 4thM. Schumacher3 podiums
- 4thG. Berger3 podiums
- 4thN. Mansell3 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stG. Berger13 starts
- 2ndM. Alboreto11 starts
- 2ndA. de Cesaris11 starts
- 4thM. Brundle10 starts
- 4thA. Senna10 starts
- 4thR. Patrese10 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st6 wins
- 2nd3 wins
- 3rd2 wins
- 4th1 wins
- 4th1 wins