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At the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix held at Suzuka on 22 October 1989, Ayrton Senna delivered one of his most blistering qualifying performances, placing his McLaren‑Honda MP4/5 on pole position with a time of 1:38.041 sec, nearly 1.7 seconds faster than his teammate and rival Alain Prost in second place. This lap, set on a 3.64 mi (5.859km)circuit, was Senna’s 41st career pole and came at an average speed of about 133mph (214km/h), highlighting his extraordinary precision and speed on a track known