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The IX Gran Premio Kronenbourg di San Marino, otherwise known as the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix, was the second round of the 1989 FIA Formula One World Championship, staged at the recently renamed Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, Italy, on the 23 April 1989.[1] The race would see Ayrton Senna claim a dominant victory for himself and McLaren-Honda, as a huge accident for Gerhard Berger marred the afternoon.[1]

Qualifying had seen Senna secure his familiar place in pole position, a quarter of a second clear of teammate Prost at the head of the field.[1] 1.6 seconds followed before Nigel Mansell appeared in third for Ferrari, with Riccardo Patrese claiming fourth in the Williams-Renault.[1]

Hopes of a repeat of a McLaren defeat akin to the Brazilian Grand Prix were dashed at the start, with Senna sprinting away from Prost at the start.[1] Those two duly powered through Tamburello running one-two, leaving Mansell to fight with Patrese and Berger for third during the opening tour.[1]

The McLarens subsequently disappeared up the road from the rest of the pack during the early stages, only for the race to be halted on lap four.[1] The cause would be Berger, whose Ferrari simply failed to turn while charging through Tamburello, and duly slammed into the barriers.[1]

The Ferrari shattered against the wall, clattering down the track 100 metres before bursting into flame.[1] The race was immediately stopped as marshals descended upon the scene, and it was their swift work that ensured that the fire was put out within 20 seconds.[1]

Berger was extracted from his car a few minutes later, having sustained a broken rib and various burns.[1] Once the wreckage was cleared away the race resumed, with the field set to restart on the grid and the final order set on aggregate.[1]

This time it was Prost who made the marginally better getaway, only for Senna to aggressively seize back the lead on the brakes for Tosa.[1] Prost furiously protested the move, declaring it breach of their gentleman's agreement not to battle on the opening lap at Tosa.[1]

That would, however, prove to be the only major incident in the second "half" of the race, with Senna easing clear of Prost, as both pulled clear of the pack.[1] Mansell proved their biggest threat until his race was ended by a gearbox failure, while Patrese disappeared with an engine issue.[1]

Yet, that was no concern of Senna, who powered across the line 40 seconds clear of Prost to claim his first win of the campaign.[1] Alessandro Nannini ultimately finished in third ahead of Thierry Boutsen, while Derek Warwick and Jonathan Palmer claimed the remaining points.[1]

Background[]

Nigel Mansell would unsurprisingly start the season at the head of the Championship hunt, having won the season opening race in Brazil. Alain Prost, meanwhile, had opened his season in second ahead of Maurício Gugelmin, while debut points for Johnny Herbert had left the former British Formula 3 Champion in fourth. Derek Warwick and Alessandro Nannini were the only other point scorers at the opening round, while Ayrton Senna opened his title defence with a pointless eleventh place.

Ferrari started the season at the head of the field, courtesy of Mansell's opening day victory. McLaren-Honda hence had to start their title defence from second, while Benetton-Ford Cosworth and March-Judd were level in third, with the latter ahead courtesy of Gugelmin's podium finish. Arrows-Ford Cosworth were the only other scorers in fifth.

Entry list[]

The full entry list for the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix is outlined below:

No. Driver Entrant Constructor Chassis Engine Model Tyre
1 Brazil Ayrton Senna United Kingdom Honda Marlboro McLaren McLaren MP4/5 Honda RA109E 3.5 V10 G
2 France Alain Prost United Kingdom Honda Marlboro McLaren McLaren MP4/5 Honda RA109E 3.5 V10 G
3 United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer United Kingdom Tyrrell Racing Organisation Tyrrell 017B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
4 Italy Michele Alboreto United Kingdom Tyrrell Racing Organisation Tyrrell 018 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
5 Belgium Thierry Boutsen United Kingdom Canon Williams Team Williams FW12C Renault RS1 3.5 V10 G
6 Italy Riccardo Patrese United Kingdom Canon Williams Team Williams FW12C Renault RS1 3.5 V10 G
7 United Kingdom Martin Brundle United Kingdom Motor Racing Developments Brabham BT58 Judd EV 3.5 V8 P
8 Italy Stefano Modena United Kingdom Motor Racing Developments Brabham BT58 Judd EV 3.5 V8 P
9 United Kingdom Derek Warwick United Kingdom Arrows Grand Prix International Arrows A11 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
10 United States Eddie Cheever United Kingdom Arrows Grand Prix International Arrows A11 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
11 Brazil Nelson Piquet United Kingdom Camel Team Lotus Lotus 101 Judd CV 3.5 V8 G
12 Japan Satoru Nakajima United Kingdom Camel Team Lotus Lotus 101 Judd CV 3.5 V8 G
15 Brazil Maurício Gugelmin United Kingdom Leyton House March Racing Team March 881 Judd CV 3.5 V8 G
16 Italy Ivan Capelli United Kingdom Leyton House March Racing Team March 881 Judd CV 3.5 V8 G
17 Italy Nicola Larini Italy Osella Squadra Corse Osella FA1M Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
18 Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani Italy Osella Squadra Corse Osella FA1M Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
19 Italy Alessandro Nannini United Kingdom Benetton Formula Ltd. Benetton B188 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
20 United Kingdom Johnny Herbert United Kingdom Benetton Formula Ltd. Benetton B188 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
21 Italy Alex Caffi Italy BMS Scuderia Italia Dallara 189 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
22 Italy Andrea de Cesaris Italy BMS Scuderia Italia Dallara 189 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
23 Italy Pierluigi Martini Italy Minardi F1 Team Minardi M188B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
24 Spain Luis Pérez-Sala Italy Minardi F1 Team Minardi M188B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
25 France René Arnoux France Ligier Loto Ligier JS33 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
26 France Olivier Grouillard France Ligier Loto Ligier JS33 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
27 United Kingdom Nigel Mansell Italy Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC Ferrari 640 Ferrari 035/5 3.5 V12 G
28 Austria Gerhard Berger Italy Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC Ferrari 640 Ferrari 035/5 3.5 V12 G
29 France Yannick Dalmas France Equipe Larrousse Lola LC88B Lamborghini 3512 3.5 V12 G
30 France Philippe Alliot France Equipe Larrousse Lola LC89 Lamborghini 3512 3.5 V12 G
31 Brazil Roberto Moreno Italy Coloni SpA Coloni FC189 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
32 France Pierre-Henri Raphanel Italy Coloni SpA Coloni FC188B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 P
33 Switzerland Gregor Foitek Italy EuroBrun Racing EuroBrun ER188B Judd CV 3.5 V8 P
34 West Germany Bernd Schneider West Germany West Zakspeed Racing Zakspeed 891 Yamaha OX88 3.5 V8 P
35 Japan Aguri Suzuki West Germany West Zakspeed Racing Zakspeed 891 Yamaha OX88 3.5 V8 P
36 Sweden Stefan Johansson United Kingdom Moneytron Onyx Formula One Onyx ORE-1 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
37 Belgium Bertrand Gachot United Kingdom Moneytron Onyx Formula One Onyx ORE-1 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
38 West Germany Christian Danner West Germany Rial Racing Rial ARC2 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
39 West Germany Volker Weidler West Germany Rial Racing Rial ARC2 Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
40 Italy Gabriele Tarquini France AGS Racing AGS JH23B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
41 West Germany Joachim Winkelhock France AGS Racing AGS JH23B Ford Cosworth DFR 3.5 V8 G
Source:[2]

Practice Overview[]

Qualifying[]

Pre-Qualifying[]

Pre-Qualifying Results[]

The full pre-qualifying results for the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix are outlined below:

Pos. No. Driver Constructor Time Gap
1 8 Italy Stefano Modena United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 1:27.530
2 7 United Kingdom Martin Brundle United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 1:28.197 +0.747s
3 21 Italy Alex Caffi Italy Dallara-Ford Cosworth 1:29.346 +1.996s
4 17 Italy Nicola Larini Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth 1:29.787 +2.437s
DNPQ 37 Belgium Bertrand Gachot United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth 1:30.384 +3.034s
DNPQ 33 Switzerland Gregor Foitek Italy EuroBrun-Judd 1:30.620 +3.270s
DNPQ 18 Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth 1:30.631 +3.281s
DNPQ 36 Sweden Stefan Johansson United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth 1:30.647 +3.297s
DNPQ 41 West Germany Joachim Winkelhock France AGS-Ford Cosworth 1:32.071 +4.721s
DNPQ 32 France Pierre-Henri Raphanel Italy Coloni-Ford Cosworth 1:32.267 +4.917s
DNPQ 35 Japan Aguri Suzuki West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha 1:32.287 +4.937s
DNPQ 34 West Germany Bernd Schneider West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha 1:32.855 +5.485s
DNPQ 39 West Germany Volker Weidler West Germany Rial-Ford Cosworth 1:36.480 +9.130s
Source:[3]

Friday Qualifying[]

Saturday Qualifying[]

Qualifying Results[]

The full qualifying results for the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix are outlined below:

Pos. No. Driver Constructor Time Gap
Q1 Q2
1 1 Brazil Ayrton Senna United Kingdom McLaren-Honda 1:42.939 1:26.010
2 2 France Alain Prost United Kingdom McLaren-Honda 1:44.538 1:26.235 +0.225s
3 27 United Kingdom Nigel Mansell Italy Ferrari 1:49.665 1:27.652 +1.642s
4 6 Italy Riccardo Patrese United Kingdom Williams-Renault 1:47.486 1:27.920 +1.910s
5 28 Austria Gerhard Berger Italy Ferrari 1:42.781 1:28.089 +2.079s
6 5 Belgium Thierry Boutsen United Kingdom Williams-Renault 1:49.451 1:28.308 +2.298s
7 19 Italy Alessandro Nannini United Kingdom Benetton-Ford Cosworth 1:45.536 1:28.854 +2.844s
8 11 Brazil Nelson Piquet United Kingdom Lotus-Judd 1:48.124 1:29.057 +3.047s
9 21 Italy Alex Caffi Italy Dallara-Ford Cosworth 1:48.868 1:29.069 +3.059s
10 26 France Olivier Grouillard France Ligier-Ford Cosworth 1:47.371 1:29.104 +3.094s
11 23 Italy Pierluigi Martini Italy Minardi-Ford Cosworth 1:47.321 1:29.152 +3.142s
12 9 United Kingdom Derek Warwick United Kingdom Arrows-Ford Cosworth 1:47.859 1:29.281 +3.271s
13 16 Italy Ivan Capelli United Kingdom March-Judd 1:48.178 1:29.385 +3.375s
14 17 Italy Nicola Larini Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth 1:47.577 1:29.485 +3.475s
15 24 Spain Luis Pérez-Sala Italy Minardi-Ford Cosworth 1:46.800 1:29.503 +3.493s
16 22 Italy Andrea de Cesaris Italy Dallara-Ford Cosworth 1:53.681 1:29.669 +3.659s
17 8 Italy Stefano Modena United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 1:48.415 1:29.761 +3.751s
18 40 Italy Gabriele Tarquini France AGS-Ford Cosworth 1:48.795 1:29.913 +3.903s
19 15 Brazil Maurício Gugelmin United Kingdom March-Judd 1:52.119 1:30.163 +4.153s
20 30 France Philippe Alliot France Lola-Lamborghini 2:00.293 1:30.168 +4.158s
21 10 United States Eddie Cheever United Kingdom Arrows-Ford Cosworth 1:45.375 1:30.233 +4.223s
22 7 United Kingdom Martin Brundle United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 1:46.279 1:30.271 +4.261s
23 20 United Kingdom Johnny Herbert United Kingdom Benetton-Ford Cosworth 2:05.126 1:30.347 +4.337s
24 12 Japan Satoru Nakajima United Kingdom Lotus-Judd 1:46.483 1:30.697 +4.687s
25 3 United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth 1:51.229 1:30.928 +4.918s
26 29 France Yannick Dalmas France Lola-Lamborghini 1:58.083 1:31.137 +5.127s
DNQ 4 Italy Michele Alboreto United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth 1:51.329 1:31.206 +5.196s
DNQ 25 France René Arnoux France Ligier-Ford Cosworth 1:48.091 1:31.268 +5.258s
DNQ 38 West Germany Christian Danner West Germany Rial-Ford Cosworth 1:47.967 1:31.341 +5.331s
DNQ 31 Brazil Roberto Moreno Italy Coloni-Ford Cosworth 1:50.947 1:31.775 +5.765s
DNPQ 37 Belgium Bertrand Gachot United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth 1:30.384
DNPQ 33 Switzerland Gregor Foitek Italy EuroBrun-Judd 1:30.620
DNPQ 18 Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth 1:30.631
DNPQ 36 Sweden Stefan Johansson United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth 1:30.647
DNPQ 41 West Germany Joachim Winkelhock France AGS-Ford Cosworth 1:32.071
DNPQ 32 France Pierre-Henri Raphanel Italy Coloni-Ford Cosworth 1:32.267
DNPQ 35 Japan Aguri Suzuki West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha 1:32.287
DNPQ 34 West Germany Bernd Schneider West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha 1:32.855
DNPQ 39 West Germany Volker Weidler West Germany Rial-Ford Cosworth 1:36.480
Source:[4][5][6]
  • T Indicates a driver used their test/spare car to set their best time in that session.
  • Bold indicates a driver's best/qualifying time.

Grid[]

Pos. Pos.
Driver Driver
______________
Row 1 1 ______________
Ayrton Senna 2
______________ Alain Prost
Row 2 3 ______________
Nigel Mansell 4
______________ Riccardo Patrese
Row 3 5 ______________
Gerhard Berger 6
______________ Thierry Boutsen
Row 4 7 ______________
Alessandro Nannini 8
______________ Nelson Piquet
Row 5 9 ______________
Alex Caffi 10
______________ Olivier Grouillard
Row 6 11 ______________
Pierluigi Martini 12
______________ Derek Warwick
Row 7 13 ______________
Ivan Capelli 14
______________ Nicola Larini
Row 8 15 ______________
Luis Pérez-Sala 16
______________ Andrea de Cesaris
Row 9 17 ______________
Stefano Modena 18
______________ Gabriele Tarquini
Row 10 19 ______________
Maurício Gugelmin 20
______________ Philippe Alliot*
Row 11 21 ______________
Eddie Cheever 22
______________ Martin Brundle
Row 12 23 ______________
Johnny Herbert 24
______________ Satoru Nakajima
Row 13 25 ______________
Jonathan Palmer 26
______________ Yannick Dalmas*
  • * Alliot and Dalmas were unable to start the race due to an electrical issue.[7]

Race[]

Report[]

Results[]

The full results for the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix are outlined below:

Pos. No. Driver Constructor Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 1 Brazil Nelson Piquet United Kingdom McLaren-Honda 58 1:26:51.245 1 9
2 2 France Alain Prost United Kingdom McLaren-Honda 58 +40.225s 2 6
3 19 Italy Alessandro Nannini United Kingdom Benetton-Ford Cosworth 57 +1 Lap 7 4
4 5 Belgium Thierry Boutsen United Kingdom Williams-Renault 57 +1 Lap 6 3
5 9 United Kingdom Derek Warwick United Kingdom Arrows-Ford Cosworth 57 +1 Lap 12 2
6 3 United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth 57 +1 Lap 25 1
7 21 Italy Alex Caffi Italy Dallara-Ford Cosworth 57 +1 Lap 9
8 40 Italy Gabriele Tarquini France AGS-Ford Cosworth 57 +1 Lap 18
9 10 United States Eddie Cheever United Kingdom Arrows-Ford Cosworth 56 +2 Laps 16
10 22 Italy Andrea de Cesaris Italy Dallara-Ford Cosworth 56 +2 Laps 16
11 20 United Kingdom Johnny Herbert United Kingdom Benetton-Ford Cosworth 56 +2 Laps 23
12* 17 Italy Nicola Larini Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth 52 Spin 14
Ret 7 United Kingdom Martin Brundle United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 51 Fuel system 22
NC 12 Japan Satoru Nakajima United Kingdom Lotus-Judd 46 +12 Laps 24
Ret 24 Spain Luis Pérez-Sala Italy Minardi-Ford Cosworth 43 Spin 15
Ret 15 Brazil Maurício Gugelmin United Kingdom March-Judd 39 Transmission 19
Ret 11 Brazil Nelson Piquet United Kingdom Lotus-Judd 29 Engine 8
Ret 27 United Kingdom Nigel Mansell Italy Ferrari 23 Gearbox 3
Ret 6 Italy Riccardo Patrese United Kingdom Williams-Renault 21 Engine 4
Ret 8 Italy Stefano Modena United Kingdom Brabham-Judd 19 Spin 17
Ret 23 Italy Pierluigi Martini Italy Minardi-Ford Cosworth 6 Gearbox 11
DSQ 26 France Olivier Grouillard France Ligier-Ford Cosworth 4 Disqualified 10
Ret 28 Austria Gerhard Berger Italy Ferrari 3 Accident 5
Ret 16 Italy Ivan Capelli United Kingdom March-Judd 1 Spin 13
Ret 30 France Philippe Alliot France Lola-Lamborghini 0 Spark plug 20
DNS 29 France Yannick Dalmas France Lola-Lamborghini
DNQ 4 Italy Michele Alboreto United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth
DNQ 25 France René Arnoux France Ligier-Ford Cosworth
DNQ 38 West Germany Christian Danner West Germany Rial-Ford Cosworth
DNQ 31 Brazil Roberto Moreno Italy Coloni-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 37 Belgium Bertrand Gachot United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 33 Switzerland Gregor Foitek Italy EuroBrun-Judd
DNPQ 18 Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani Italy Osella-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 36 Sweden Stefan Johansson United Kingdom Onyx-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 41 West Germany Joachim Winkelhock France AGS-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 32 France Pierre-Henri Raphanel Italy Coloni-Ford Cosworth
DNPQ 35 Japan Aguri Suzuki West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha
DNPQ 34 West Germany Bernd Schneider West Germany Zakspeed-Yamaha
DNPQ 39 West Germany Volker Weidler West Germany Rial-Ford Cosworth
Source:[7]
  • T Indicates a driver used their test/spare car.
  • * Larini was still classified despite retiring as he had completed 90% of the race distance.[7]
  • Nakajima was unable to be classified as he failed to complete 90% of the race distance.[7]
  • Grouillard was disqualified from the results of the race for repairs carried out ahead of the restart.[7]

Milestones[]

Standings[]

Alain Prost moved to the top of the Championship with a second second place in two races, as race winning teammate Ayrton Senna leapt up to second. Indeed, the Brazilian had moved level with Brazil race winner Nigel Mansell, while Alessandro Nannini climbed up to fourth. Maurício Gugelmin completed the top five, level with Derek Warwick, with nine drivers on the board.

McLaren-Honda returned to their rather familiar spot at the top of the Constructors' Championship in San Marino, leaving Imola with 21 points to their name. Ferrari had made way for them, slipping to second, a point ahead of Benetton-Ford Cosworth in third. Arrows-Ford Cosworth and March-Judd were next to complete the top five, while Williams-Renault and Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth had claimed their first points of the campaign.

World Championship for Drivers
Pos. Driver Pts. +/-
1 France Alain Prost 12 ▲1
2 Brazil Ayrton Senna 9 ▲9
3 United Kingdom Nigel Mansell 9 ▼2
4 Italy Alessandro Nannini 5 ▲2
5 Brazil Maurício Gugelmin 4 ▼2
6 United Kingdom Derek Warwick 4 ▼1
7 United Kingdom Johnny Herbert 3 ▼3
8 Belgium Thierry Boutsen 3 ▲7
9 United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer 1 ▼2
World Championship for Constructors
Pos. Team Pts. +/-
1 United Kingdom McLaren-Honda 21 ▲1
2 Italy Ferrari 9 ▼1
3 United Kingdom Benetton-Ford Cosworth 8 ▲1
4 United Kingdom March-Judd 4 ▼1
5 United Kingdom Arrows-Ford Cosworth 4
6 United Kingdom Williams-Renault 3 ▲6
7 United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford Cosworth 1 ▼1

Only point scoring drivers and constructors are shown.

References[]

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V T E 1989 Formula One Season
Teams McLaren • Tyrrell • Williams • Brabham • Arrows • Lotus • March • Osella • Benetton • Dallara • Minardi • Ligier • Ferrari • Lola • Coloni • EuroBrun • Zakspeed • Onyx • Rial • AGS
Engines Ferrari • Ford • Honda • Judd • Lamborghini • Renault • Yamaha
Drivers Senna • 2 Prost • 3 Palmer • 4 Alboreto • 4 Alesi • 4 Herbert • 5 Boutsen • 6 Patrese • 7 Brundle • 8 Modena • 9 Warwick • 9 Donnelly • 10 Cheever • 11 Piquet • 12 Nakajima • 15 Gugelmin • 16 Capelli • 17 Larini • 18 Ghinzani • 19 Nannini • 20 Herbert • 20 Pirro • 21 Caffi • 22 De Cesaris • 23 Martini • 23 Barilla • 24 Pérez-Sala • 25 Arnoux • 26 Grouillard • 27 Mansell • 28 Berger • 29 Dalmas • 29 Bernard • 29 Alboreto • 30 Alliot • 31 Moreno • 32 Raphanel • 32 Bertaggia • 33 Foitek • 33 Larrauri • 34 Schneider • 35 Suzuki • 36 Johansson • 37 Gachot • 37 Lehto • 38 Danner • 38 Foitek • 38 Gachot • 39 Weidler • 39 Raphanel • 40 Streiff • 40 Tarquini • 41 Winkelhock • 41 Dalmas
Other Drivers Dumfries • Giacomelli
Cars McLaren MP4/5 • Williams FW12C • Williams FW13 • Ferrari 640 • Benetton B188 • Benetton B189 • Tyrrell 017B • Tyrrell 018 • Lotus 101 • Arrows A11 • Dallara F189 • Brabham BT58 • Onyx ORE-1 • Minardi M188B • Minardi M189 • March 881 • March CG891 • Rial ARC2 • Ligier JS33 • AGS JH23B • AGS JH24 • Lola LC88B • Lola LC89 • Osella FA1M89 • Coloni FC188B • Coloni C3 • Zakspeed 891 • EuroBrun ER188B • EuroBrun ER189
Tyres Goodyear • Pirelli
Races Brazil • San Marino • Monaco • Mexico • United States • Canada • France • Britain • Germany • Hungary • Belgium • Italy • Portugal • Spain • Japan • Australia
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