Definitions

1. Berger was the first of the big boys to go out when his engine failed on lap 6, his third consecutive DNF due to engine problems. (Web site)
2. Berger is the art critic other critics should learn from. (Web site)
3. Berger was the only driver to break the McLaren stranglehold, winning the Italian Grand Prix after Senna tangled with a slower car. (Web site)
4. Berger is a relatively common last name.
5. Berger, a multiple race winner in European Formula Three, moved up to Formula One in 1984 driving for the ATS team.

Australian Grand Prix

1. Berger won the Canadian and Australian Grand Prix, before moving to Ferrari for 1993. (Web site)

Lap 15

1. Berger disappeared with a turbo failure after only a few laps and Boutsen disappeared on lap 15 with a gear-linkage which had come loose. (Web site)
2. Hill now set off after Berger, passing him on lap 15.

Gerhard Berger Curve

1. There is another wide patch of sand on the outside of the corner, stretching almost all the way to the entrance of the Gerhard Berger Curve. (Web site)

Alesi Fifth

1. Berger came third with 41, Häkkinen fourth with 26, Alesi fifth with 24, Barrichello sixth with 19, Brundle seventh with 16 and Coulthard eighth with 14.

Benetton

1. Berger also has the unique distinction of taking Benetton 's first and last victories, with eleven years separating them. (Web site)

Thomas Berger

1. Peter Müller, Thomas Berger, Arvid: Tain't what you do it's the way that you do it.

Year

1. The year after that, Berger and Alesi became teammates at Ferrari. (Web site)
2. Berger departed for Benetton in 1986 and his replacement, Christian Danner, scored the teams' only point that year. (Web site)
3. This was also the year that Gerhard Berger joined McLaren as Senna's driving partner. (Web site)

Ayrton Senna

1. McLaren retained Ayrton Senna, who had won the title in 1988, now partnered by Gerhard Berger. (Web site)

Michele Alboreto

1. Berger ran consistently in third, just behind Ayrton Senna and Michele Alboreto and closely followed by Patrese. (Web site)

Alboreto

1. At the start Mansell took the lead from Berger but behind them Alboreto collided with Piquet. (Web site)

Karl Berger

1. He first emerged on the jazz scene in the late 1970s, performing with Carla Bley from 1978-1982 and touring with Warren Smith and Karl Berger.
2. Availability: Stanko, much like Karl Berger, has had a prolific recording career that continues to this day.
3. This time around the group featured less well-known but still excellent musicians, particularly Karl Berger on vibes. (Web site)

Alain Prost

1. Alain Prost was now in the lead, followed by Nelson Piquet and with Berger in an amazing third place, a lap behind. (Web site)

Thierry Boutsen

1. Just after setting fastest lap, Berger was delayed in traffic, held up by the trio of Mauricio Gugelmin, Julian Bailey and Thierry Boutsen. (Web site)

German Physiologist Hans Berger

1. German physiologist Hans Berger (1873 - 1941) began his studies of the human EEG in 1920. (Web site)

Karen Berger

1. For some reason, anything edited by Karen Berger was just killer reading.
2. �Jonathan Ames�s lyrically strange and offbeat view of the world is perfectly in sync with Vertigo,� said Karen Berger, VP and Executive Editor of Vertigo.

Michel Berger

1. France Gall was married to, and had a very successful singing career in partnership with, the well-known French singer-songwriter, Michel Berger.

Maurice Berger

1. Maurice Berger is a cultural historian, art critic, and curator.
2. Maurice Berger grew up hypersensitized to race in the charged environment of New York City in the sixties. (Web site)

Teammate Gerhard Berger

1. Senna finished second, handing the victory to teammate Gerhard Berger at the last corner as a thank-you gesture for his support over the season.
2. Alesi and teammate Gerhard Berger won only one race each at Ferrari. (Web site)
3. New teammate Gerhard Berger helped to ensure this double success.

Lars Berger

1. The Norwegian siblings Tora and Lars Berger will be at the starting line on August 12, in Puettlingen for the third City-Biathlon race of the summer.
2. Bjørndalen is one of the fastest skiers in the world, and the only biathlete, alongside Lars Berger, to win an FIS cross-country world cup race.
3. I was leading by 17 seconds, but that shrunk to zero and worse, says Lars Berger.

Hans Berger

1. Alpha (8-13 cycles per second) The first pattern discovered in 1908 by an Austrian Psychiatrist named Hans Berger.

David Berger

1. First, I would like to make one thing absolutely clear to David Berger and to everyone else. (Web site)
2. Quincy Jones: David Berger is the expert on the music of Duke Ellington and the Sultans of Swing play Duke's music better than anyone.

John Berger

1. In his days of success as a young sensation, he was praised by the two best art critics of the time, John Berger and David Sylvester. (Web site)
2. It was John Berger who I first heard say that poetry is closer to prayer than it is to prose.
3. John Berger is a novelist, storyteller, poet, screenwriter, and art critic. (Web site)

Influence

1. His influence within the SP was opposed by a more reformist wing, led by Berger and the New York City intellectual Morris Hillquit. (Web site)

Times

1. In the first start, Gugelmin touched wheels with Berger, causing a big accident, with his cars up-side-down some times. (Web site)
2. During his three years at McLaren, Berger also obtained four pole positions and out-qualified Senna 8 times.

Dedicated

1. With most of the major players out or far down the order after incidents, Berger took an emotional win which he dedicated to his friend Senna.
2. Usually a saxophonist, whose most recent CD is dedicated to Steve Lacy, Berger concentrates on lower-pitched, mouth-breathing flute vibrations on his track. (Web site)

Seconds

1. After the stops, Mansell stayed 10 seconds ahead of Senna with Berger a long way back but 20 seconds ahead of Prost.
2. Lars Berger and Frode Andresen finished the 30 km skate in a most impressive manner, and beat Ruud Hofstad by 13 and 17.8 seconds respectively. (Web site)

Team-Mate

1. In 1991, Senna won his third title yet again in Japan, when he came second in the race to his team-mate, Gerhard Berger. (Web site)
2. Unlike his team-mate, Berger fell foul of the low grip situation of the Hungaroring track and he pitted on lap 30, falling to 6th. (Web site)

Honda

1. Meanwhile at the front, Berger noticed his Honda engine beginning to lose power.

Helicopter

1. Berger, without much hesitation and much to Senna's disbelief, opened the door of the helicopter and threw the briefcase out, to test the hypothesis. (Web site)

Imola

1. Berger was still at Ferrari and still qualified fifth at Imola. (Web site)
2. After an eternity that lasted for 23 seconds, the fire marshalls of Imola rescued Gerhard Berger from his car. (Web site)
3. In a way, that final race was typical of Gerhard Berger at Imola. (Web site)

Track

1. At the start, Berger collided with Prost, blocking the track and stopping the race.
2. However, the formation lap saw two dramatic incidents - Prost spun off the track at Rivazza Turn, followed by Berger, who was able to continue.
3. The track was damp on race day and Berger jumped the start and then hesitated.

Socialists

1. Reward came in 1910, when Berger was elected to Congress (after several tries) and the Socialists captured the city administration. (Web site)
2. After the 1910 success of the Socialists in Milwaukee, Berger with socialist support began publishing a daily, The Milwaukee Leader.

University

1. These brain frequencies were first recorded in humans by Professor Emeritus, Hans Berger, University of Jena Germany in 1924. (Web site)

Hit

1. At the start, Senna got ahead of Hill but Andretti was slow and got hit by Berger.
2. But at 3th lap, Berger lost control at Tamburello at hit the barriers, with his Ferrari involved in flames. (Web site)
3. When it hit, the world was convinced it was all over for Berger. (Web site)

Time

1. There was trouble when Berger spun after his stop and lost a lot of time.
2. Prost got by Alboreto on lap five, and Berger on lap six, but by that time, Senna was over six seconds ahead.
3. At the same time, Prost passed Berger to take third.

World

1. Senna let Berger pull away and then held up Mansell, who had to win to keep his World Championship hopes alive.
2. Senna duly took pole position from the World Championship leader Alain Prost with the Ferraris of Gerhard Berger and Nigel Mansell sharing the second row. (Web site)
3. This time the miracle didn't happen and Gerhard Berger and all the world lost one of the very best. (Web site)

End

1. Senna retired 7 laps from the end, while Schumacher finished 4th ahead of Berger in 5th.

Drivers

1. Senna therefore won the championship by three points; both drivers had double the points of third placed Gerhard Berger. (Web site)
2. In the end, Berger finished behind both drivers, a little over a lap behind both McLarens. (Web site)
3. Both drivers left the team at the end of their second year - Alesi to move to Sauber and Berger to retire - along with several members of the design team. (Web site)

Williams

1. During the 1992 Portuguese Grand Prix, Berger was involved in terrifying incident with the Williams of Patrese.
2. When the race started, Ayrton Senna immediately took the lead, followed by Williams driver Thierry Boutsen and Gerhard Berger. (Web site)
3. Soon after Gerhard Berger passed the McLaren, leaving him exposed to the advances of Nigel Mansell 's Williams.

First

1. Prost took his 40th victory, and his first for Ferrari, from Berger and the recovering Senna.
2. The first was in 1989, when Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger crashed and exploded in flames.
3. Senna accidentally hit Schlesser and was livid, whilst the tifosi erupted; Gerhard Berger and Michele Alboreto sat first and second. (Web site)

Round

1. Norway may have to look to biathletes Ole Einar Bjoerndalen and Lars Berger to round out their skate legs of the relays.

Second Round

1. Finally, there was action behind as Berger stalled during the second round of pit stops and dropped behind Brundle, Alesi and Verstappen.

Osteoarthritis

1. Berger R, Nowak H. A new medical approach to the treatment of osteoarthritis.

Tires

1. Hill was able to keep going and inherited 4th on the next lap when Berger came in for tires.
2. Meanwhile Mansell is having quite a dice with Berger who is on better tires and has just passed Mansell for 2nd.

Pits

1. Berger abandoned his Ferrari in the pits. (Web site)
2. As Ayrton trudged back to the pits, Boutsen began to extend his advantage over Berger.

Front

1. At the start, Mansell sliced across in front of Senna and switched sides to sneak by Berger.
2. At the front, Berger passed Senna and set off after Patrese only for his engine to fail on lap 38.
3. At the front, Senna and Berger traded fastest laps.

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