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Classification

Pos	No	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	7	Alain Prost	McLaren-TAG	60	36:54.3	2	9
2	28	Rene Arnoux	Ferrari	60	13.416	6	6
3	11	Elio de Angelis	Lotus-Renault	59	Out of Fuel	11	4
4	16	Derek Warwick	Renault	59	+ 1 Lap	4	3
5	18	Thierry Boutsen	Arrows-Ford	59	+ 1 Lap	20	2
6	26	Andrea de Cesaris	Ligier-Renault	58	Out of fuel	12	1
7	23	Eddie Cheever	Alfa Romeo	58	Out of Fuel	8
8	21	Mauro Baldi	Spirit-Hart	58	+ 2 Laps	24
9	10	Jonathan Palmer	RAM-Hart	57	+ 3 Laps	25
DSQ	4	Stefan Bellof	Tyrrell-Ford	59	Disqualified	21
DSQ	3	Martin Brundle	Tyrrell-Ford	55	Disqualified	22
Ret	9	Philippe Alliot	RAM-Hart	53	Turbo	23
NC	20	Johnny Cecotto	Toleman-Hart	52	Not Classified	19
Ret	1	Nelson Piquet	Brabham-BMW	48	Turbo	1
Ret	2	Teo Fabi	Brabham-BMW	48	Turbo	9
Ret	30	Jo Gartner	Osella-Alfa Romeo	46	Engine	26
Ret	17	Marc Surer	Arrows-BMW	40	Turbo	16
Ret	14	Manfred Winkelhock	ATS-BMW	31	Turbo	7
Ret	27	Michele Alboreto	Ferrari	23	Exhaust	13
Ret	8	Niki Lauda	McLaren-TAG	15	Engine	5
Ret	5	Jacques Laffite	Williams-Honda	11	Engine	15
Ret	22	Riccardo Patrese	Alfa Romeo	6	Electrical	10
Ret	12	Nigel Mansell	Lotus-Renault	2	Spun Off	18
Ret	6	Keke Rosberg	Williams-Honda	2	Electrical	3
Ret	15	Patrick Tambay	Renault	0	Collision	14
Ret	25	Francois Hesnault	Ligier-Renault	0	collision	17
DNQ	24	Piercarlo Ghinzani	Osella-Alfa Romeo
DNQ	19	Ayrton Senna	Toleman-Hart

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Notes

• Fastest Lap: Nelson Piquet 1'33.275