Canadian Grand Prix

Round 6 · Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Canada

1989-06-18

Winner: Thierry Boutsen (Williams)

P1
Thierry Boutsen
Williams
P2
Riccardo Patrese
Williams · +30.007
P3
Andrea de Cesaris
Dallara · +1:36.649

Who won the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix?

The 1989 Canadian Grand Prix was won by Thierry Boutsen driving for Williams, starting from 6th on the grid. Riccardo Patrese finished second, +30.007 behind, with Andrea de Cesaris completing the podium. It was an attrition-heavy race with 19 retirements, many due to mechanical issues. This was Round 6 of the 1989 Formula 1 World Championship, held at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Canada. René Arnoux was the biggest mover of the race, gaining 17 positions from P22 to finish P5.

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Race Results

PosDriverPts
1Thierry Boutsen9
2Riccardo Patrese6
3Andrea de Cesaris4
4Nelson Piquet3
5René Arnoux2
6Alex Caffi1
7Ayrton Senna0
8Christian Danner0
RRoberto Moreno0
RDerek Warwick0
RJonathan Palmer0
RNicola Larini0
RIvan Capelli0
RPhilippe Alliot0
DStefan Johansson0
RLuis Pérez-Sala0
RMaurício Gugelmin0
RGerhard Berger0
RGabriele Tarquini0
REddie Cheever0
RAlain Prost0
DNigel Mansell0
RStefano Modena0
RPierluigi Martini0
DAlessandro Nannini0
RMichele Alboreto0

1989 Canadian Grand Prix — FAQ

Who won the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix?+
Thierry Boutsen (Williams) won the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix on 1989-06-18 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Who finished P1, P2 and P3 at the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix?+
P1: Thierry Boutsen (Williams). P2: Riccardo Patrese (Williams), +30.007 behind. P3: Andrea de Cesaris (Dallara), +1:36.649 behind.
Who was on pole position for the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix?+
Alain Prost took pole position for the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix.
Which team won the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix?+
Williams won the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix with Thierry Boutsen taking victory.