The 1991 Adelaide Grand Prix is best remembered for being the shortest grand prix in history, reduced to 14 laps as a result of heavy rain.
The rain was nowhere to be seen on the Saturday of the event when eventual winner Ayrton Senna set his 60th career pole position in the McLaren MP4/6 Honda V12.
The 1991 Adelaide Grand Prix is best remembered for being the shortest grand prix in history, reduced to 14 laps as a result of heavy rain.
The rain was nowhere to be seen on the Saturday of the event when eventual winner Ayrton Senna set his 60th career pole position in the McLaren MP4/6 Honda V12.
Go onboard with Senna at Adelaide in 1991 here:
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