Spaniens Grand Prix 1998
 Spaniens Grand Prix 1998 | |
| Datum | 10 maj 1998 |
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| Bana | Circuit de Catalunya |
| Sträcka | 65 × 4,728 = 307,320 km |
| Vinnare | Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes |
| Pole position | Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes |
| Snabbaste varv | Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes, 1:24,275 |
Spaniens Grand Prix 1998 var det femte av 16 lopp ingående i formel 1-VM 1998.
Rapport
Mika Häkkinen och David Coulthard flög iväg ifrån resten av startfältet och tog en enkel dubbelseger för McLaren med Michael Schumacher på tredje plats. Det mest dramatiska var dock kollisionen mellan Eddie Irvine och Giancarlo Fisichella, vilken tog båda ur tävlingen.
Resultat
- Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes, 10 poäng
- David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes, 6
- Michael Schumacher, Ferrari, 4
- Alexander Wurz, Benetton-Playlife, 3
- Rubens Barrichello, Stewart-Ford, 2
- Jacques Villeneuve, Williams-Mecachrome, 1
- Johnny Herbert, Sauber-Petronas
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Williams-Mecachrome
- Jarno Trulli, Prost-Peugeot
- Jean Alesi, Sauber-Petronas
- Ralf Schumacher, Jordan-Mugen Honda
- Jan Magnussen, Stewart-Ford
- Toranosuke Takagi, Tyrrell-Ford
- Shinji Nakano, Minardi-Ford
- Esteban Tuero, Minardi-Ford
- Olivier Panis, Prost-Peugeot
Förare som bröt loppet
- Damon Hill, Jordan-Mugen Honda (varv 46, motor)
- Eddie Irvine, Ferrari (28, kollision)
- Giancarlo Fisichella, Benetton-Playlife (28, kollision)
- Mika Salo, Arrows (21, motor)
- Pedro Diniz, Arrows (20, motor)
Förare som ej kvalificerade sig
- Ricardo Rosset, Tyrrell-Ford (0, motor)
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