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Phoenix street circuit

The Phoenix Street Circuit, active from 1989 to 1991, brought Formula 1 to the streets of downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Known for its challenging and often bumpy surface, it was a test of both car reliability and driver precision, particularly through its tight corners and long straights. Despite its brief presence on the calendar, hosting 3 Grands Prix, the circuit struggled to capture widespread enthusiasm and ultimately proved to be a short-lived American venture for F1.

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First Race
1989
Last Race
1991
Total Races
3(rank 56)

Most driver wins

  1. 1stA. Senna2 wins
  2. 2ndA. Prost1 wins

Most driver podiums

  1. 1stA. Senna2 podiums
  2. 1stA. Prost2 podiums
  3. 3rdJ. Alesi1 podiums
  4. 3rdR. Patrese1 podiums
  5. 3rdT. Boutsen1 podiums
  6. 3rdN. Piquet1 podiums
  7. 3rdE. Cheever1 podiums

Most driver starts

  1. 1stG. Berger3 starts
  2. 1stP. Martini3 starts
  3. 1stN. Mansell3 starts
  4. 1stA. Senna3 starts
  5. 1stM. Alboreto3 starts
  6. 1stA. Prost3 starts
  7. 1stR. Patrese3 starts
  8. 1stI. Capelli3 starts
  9. 1stT. Boutsen3 starts
  10. 1stM. Gugelmin3 starts
  11. 1stS. Modena3 starts
  12. 1stN. Piquet3 starts
  13. 1stS. Nakajima3 starts

Most constructor wins

  1. 1st
    3 wins

Most constructor podiums

  1. 1st3 podiums
  2. 2nd2 podiums
  3. 3rd1 podiums
  4. 3rd1 podiums
  5. 3rd1 podiums
  6. 3rd1 podiums
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1991Race Details
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