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Drivers/Germany

Manfred Winkelhock

  • 1980–1985
  • WIN
  • Born 6 October 1951 in Waiblingen
  • Died 12 August 1985

Family in Formula 1: Markus Winkelhock (child), Joachim Winkelhock (sibling)

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Career numbers

  • Avg grid position14.6
  • Avg finish10.2
  • Retirement rate72%
  • Pole-to-win conversion–
  • Positions gained+66
  • Points scored2
  • Longest winning streak–
  • Longest podium streak–
  • Longest points-scoring streak1
  • TeamsArrows (1980) · ATS (1982–1984) · Brabham (1984) · RAM (1985)

Pole position means the fastest time in qualifying. That is not the same as a start from P1 – grid penalties move a driver down the grid. Up to the 2000s the two numbers coincide.

The career at a glance

14 1980: 0 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1982: 13 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins , championship P22 1983: 14 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1984: 12 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1985: 8 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1980198219831984198514 1980: 0 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1982: 13 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins , championship P22 1983: 14 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1984: 12 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1985: 8 starts, 0 podiums, 0 wins 1980198219841985
WinsOther podiumsOther startsTitleBar height is the number of starts in that season.

Season by season

SeasonTeamRacesWinsPodiumsPointsChampionship
1980Arrows00–
1982ATS132P22
1983ATS140–
1984ATS, Brabham120–
1985RAM80–

Every race

56 entries, 47 of them started. DNQ: did not qualify; DNS: did not start; DNF: retired.

All 56 races, season by season
YearRaceTeamGridResultPoints
1980Italian Grand PrixArrows–DNQ
1982South African Grand PrixATS20P10
Brazilian Grand PrixATS15P52
United States Grand Prix WestATS25DNF
San Marino Grand PrixATS12DSQ
Belgian Grand PrixATS12DNF
Monaco Grand PrixATS14DNF
Detroit Grand PrixATS5DNF
Canadian Grand PrixATS–DNQ
Dutch Grand PrixATS18P12
British Grand PrixATS–DNQ
French Grand PrixATS18P11
German Grand PrixATS16DNF
Austrian Grand PrixATS25DNF
Swiss Grand PrixATS20DNF
Italian Grand PrixATS–DNQ
Caesars Palace Grand PrixATS22NC
1983Brazilian Grand PrixATS25P15
United States Grand Prix WestATS24DNF
French Grand PrixATS10DNF
San Marino Grand PrixATS7P11
Monaco Grand PrixATS16DNF
Belgian Grand PrixATS7DNF
Detroit Grand PrixATS22DNF
Canadian Grand PrixATS7P9
British Grand PrixATS8DNF
German Grand PrixATS–DNQ
Austrian Grand PrixATS13DNF
Dutch Grand PrixATS9DSQ
Italian Grand PrixATS9DNF
European Grand PrixATS9P8
South African Grand PrixATS8DNF
1984Brazilian Grand PrixATS–EX
South African Grand PrixATS12DNF
Belgian Grand PrixATS6DNF
San Marino Grand PrixATS7DNF
French Grand PrixATS8DNF
Monaco Grand PrixATS12DNF
Canadian Grand PrixATS12P8
Detroit Grand PrixATS13DNF
Dallas Grand PrixATS13P8
British Grand PrixATS11DNF
German Grand PrixATS13DNF
Austrian Grand PrixATS14DNS
Dutch Grand PrixATS16DNF
Italian Grand PrixATS21DNS
Portuguese Grand PrixBrabham19P10
1985Brazilian Grand PrixRAM16P13
Portuguese Grand PrixRAM15NC
San Marino Grand PrixRAM23DNF
Monaco Grand PrixRAM–DNQ
Canadian Grand PrixRAM14DNF
Detroit Grand PrixRAM20DNF
French Grand PrixRAM19P12
British Grand PrixRAM18DNF
German Grand PrixRAM22DNF

Against team-mates

Same car, same races. In the race only those where both reached the finish count – a retirement says nothing about the head-to-head.

Team-mateYearsRacesQualifyingQuali gapPoints
Eliseo Salazar19821:110:1−0.81%2 : 2Compare
Philippe Alliot19850:16:2−1.70%0 : 0Compare
Nelson Piquet19840:10:1–0 : 1Compare

Green: Manfred Winkelhock came out ahead in that duel. Quali gap: the median difference in the last session both set a time in, as a share of the lap – minus is faster. At least three sessions; a dash where there were fewer.

Strongest circuits

Circuits with at least two starts, most wins first.