1985 - Grand Prix of Monaco

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1985 - Grand Prix of Monaco

Race Name - Grand Prix of Monaco
Date - 5/19/1985
Race Track - Circuit de Monaco
Number of Starting Cars - 20
Laps Run - 78
Pole Winner Ayrton Senna
Average Race Speed - 138.435 kph
Lead Changes - 3 Leader(s) with 4 Lead Changes
Lap Leader - Alain Prost
Race Number - 4

Fin	St	Driver	Sponsor (Owner)	Chassis	Engine
1	5	Alain Prost	Marlboro McLaren International	McLaren MP4-2B	TAG Porsche P01
2	3	Michele Alboreto	Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC	Ferrari 156/85	Ferrari 031
3	9	Elio de Angelis	John Player Special Team Lotus	Lotus 97T	Renault EF4B
4	8	Andrea de Cesaris	Equipe Ligier	Ligier JS25	Renault EF4B
5	10	Derek Warwick	Equipe Renault Elf	Renault RE60	Renault EF4B
6	16	Jacques Laffite	Equipe Ligier	Ligier JS25	Renault EF4B
7	2	Nigel Mansell	Canon Williams Honda	Williams FW10	Honda RA163E
8	7	Keke Rosberg	Canon Williams Honda	Williams FW10	Honda RA163E
9	6	Thierry Boutsen	Barclays Arrows BMW	Arrows A8	BMW M12
10	18	Martin Brundle	Tyrrell Racing Organisation	Tyrrell 012	Ford Cosworth DFV
11	19	Jonathan Palmer	West Zakspeed Racing	Zakspeed 841	Zakspeed 1500/4
12	14	Niki Lauda	Marlboro McLaren International	McLaren MP4-2B	TAG Porsche P01
13	12	Riccardo Patrese	Benetton Team Alfa Romeo	Alfa Romeo 185T	Alfa Romeo 890T
14	13	Nelson Piquet	Motor Racing Developments	Brabham BT54	BMW M12
15	20	Teo Fabi	Toleman Group Motorsport	Toleman TG185	Hart 415T
16	1	Ayrton Senna	John Player Special Team Lotus	Lotus 97T	Renault EF4B
17	4	Eddie Cheever	Benetton Team Alfa Romeo	Alfa Romeo 185T	Alfa Romeo 890T
18	15	Stefan Johansson	Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC	Ferrari 156/85	Ferrari 031
19	11	Gerhard Berger	Barclays Arrows BMW	Arrows A8	BMW M12
20	17	Patrick Tambay	Equipe Renault Elf	Renault RE60	Renault EF4B