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French
2 September 1966 (57)
Lance Macklin (2 September 1919)
Olivier Grouillard (2 September 1958)
Marcus Ericsson (2 September 1990)

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1 (0.6%)
5 (3.2%)
0 (0%)
0 (0%)
1st (1996 Monaco Grand Prix)
3rd
10
158
158
76 (0.5 points per race avg)
5891
16 (0.3%)
0 (0%)
59 (37.3%)
1994 Brazilian Grand Prix
2004 Japanese Grand Prix
1996 Monaco Grand Prix

about Olivier Panis

Olivier Panis (born 2 September 1966) is a French professional racing driver. Panis drove in Formula One for ten seasons, scoring one win at the 1996 Monaco Grand Prix for the Ligier team. As of 2017, he is the last French driver to win a Formula One Grand Prix.

He is the father of racing driver Aurélien Panis.


source: Wikipedia

seasons

1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004,

finishing positions

grid positions

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# event constructor
1 1996 Monaco Grand Prix round 6 Ligier

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teams & teammates Olivier Panis

season teammate
1994 Éric Bernard
Johnny Herbert
Franck Lagorce
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1995 Aguri Suzuki
Martin Brundle
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1996 Pedro Diniz
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1997 Shinji Nakano
Jarno Trulli
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1998 Jarno Trulli
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1999 Jarno Trulli
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2001 Jacques Villeneuve
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2002 Jacques Villeneuve
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2003 Cristiano da Matta
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2004 Cristiano da Matta
Ricardo Zonta
Jarno Trulli
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Madrid’s new deal means that the event leaves the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which has been its home since 1991, with an uncertain future.F1’s initial announcement on Tuesday morning made no mention of the current venue.However, it’s understood that the Barcelona authorities are still in discussions about the future, and that a second event in the country has not been completely ruled ...

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McLaren had its strongest qualifying performance of the season in Barcelona with Lando Norris taking a surprise third on the grid, while Piastri earned 10th before gaining a spot from a penalty for Pierre Gasly.
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Behind runaway race winner Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton led team-mate George Russell to bag a double podium for Mercedes to jump Aston Martin in the constructors' standings. This came as Stroll classified in sixth ahead of home favourite Fernando Alonso in seventh.
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F1 decided to bypass the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya tight chicane and instead restore its original final sector, with two fast right-handers leading onto the main straight, in a bid to improve the show.
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After what seemed like an endless string of street circuits and semi-permanent venues monopolising the opening part of the 2023 calendar, Formula 1 went back to basics in Barcelona.
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The pair endured a difficult opening day of practice at Barcelona as Mercedes finally got some proper running of its new W14 upgrade package. 
The struggles even left Hamilton feeling that he would not make it through to Q3 in qualifying because the car was so difficult to drive. 
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The Silverstone-based squad has been Red Bull’s closest rival for much of this season but endured its most difficult outing of the year at Barcelona. 
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The upgraded W14 proved effective in the warmer race temperatures to enable Russell to jump from 12th on the grid to third place to complete a double podium behind team-mate Lewis Hamilton.
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Verstappen dominated the race after fending off a first-corner challenge from Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari.
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At the start, polesitter Verstappen swung right after leaving the line to cut off the momentum of fellow front-row starter Carlos Sainz, but the Ferrari – on soft tyres versus the mediums on the Red Bull – got a slipstream and attacked on the outside line at Turn 1.
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The Monegasque driver endured a difficult Saturday as he struggled with a mysterious problem on his SF-23 that left him getting dumped out in Q1. 
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start the race from pole position ahead of Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz, with McLaren ace Lando Norris lining up third after his best qualifying result of the season.
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Verstappen will start ahead of Sainz and Lando Norris (McLaren) after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout of Q3.
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Sainz ended up as Max Verstappen’s closest challenger for pole position in qualifying at Barcelona on Saturday, where Perez was eliminated in Q2 in the second Red Bull.
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The Briton finished 11th in FP1 on Friday, which he says was "probably one of our worst FP1s of the season in terms of pace," before going on to finish 14th in FP2.
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Alonso ran wide through the gravel on his out-lap at the start of the session, damaging the floor sufficiently to make the car tricky to drive for the remainder of qualifying.
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Near the end of Q2, Russell and Hamilton were starting flying laps when the former moved to the inside of the pit straight to grab a tow from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, and then moved back onto the racing line.
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In a briefly red-flagged Q1 session, Leclerc reported a problem with his rear tyres over the radio as he struggled to hook up a solid qualifying lap.
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Spots of rain falling ahead of Q1 led to that segment featuring many offs and a red flag, with Fernando Alonso picking up damage in an incident that meant he was not a pole threat.
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Teams were braced for inclement weather, with thunderstorms fast approaching Barcelona from the Pyrenees in the north.
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Hulkenberg, who has not raced at Barcelona since 2019 with Renault, ended the second practice session on Friday afternoon behind only Fernando Alonso and Red Bull pacesetter Max Verstappen.
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