1990 German Grand Prix: every teammate head-to-head

Same car, same day. 12 pairings, 2 settled on track — 10 left undecided by a retirement. Full results →

1. McLaren
   SennavBerger

   Grid

   1 (ahead)2

   Finish

   P1 (ahead)P3

   Their 1990 season →
2. Benetton
   NanninivPiquet

   Grid

   97 (ahead)

   Finish

   P2—

   Their 1990 season →
3. Ferrari
   ProstvMansell

   Grid

   3 (ahead)4

   Finish

   P4—

   Their 1990 season →
4. Williams
   PatresevBoutsen

   Grid

   5 (ahead)6

   Finish

   P5 (ahead)P6

   Their 1990 season →
5. Leyton House
   CapellivGugelmin

   Grid

   10 (ahead)14

   Finish

   P7—

   Their 1990 season →
6. Lotus-Borgward
   WarwickvDonnelly

   Grid

   16 (ahead)20

   Finish

   P8—

   Their 1990 season →
7. Arrows
   CaffivAlboreto

   Grid

   18 (ahead)19

   Finish

   P9—

   Their 1990 season →
8. Ligier
   LarinivAlliot

   Grid

   22 (ahead)24

   Finish

   P10—

   Their 1990 season →
9. Tyrrell
   AlesivNakajima

   Grid

   8 (ahead)13

   Finish

   P11—

   Their 1990 season →
10. Larrousse
    SuzukivBernard

    Grid

    11 (ahead)12

    Finish

    ——

    Their 1990 season →
11. Brabham
    BrabhamvModena

    Grid

    2117 (ahead)

    Finish

    ——

    Their 1990 season →
12. Onyx
    FoitekvJärvilehto

    Grid

    2625 (ahead)

    Finish

    ——

    Their 1990 season →

A dash means there was nothing to compare — one of them retired, or started from the pit lane with no grid slot recorded. Those score for neither driver: awarding a retirement to the survivor is how a run of mechanical failures turns into a beating.