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The 1994 German Grand Prix was a Formula One race held at Hockenheimring. It was the ninth race of the 1994 World Championship. Gerhard Berger won the race from pole position, giving Ferrari their first victory in 59 races. The race had a high number of retirements on the first lap, with only eight cars finishing. Olivier Panis and Éric Bernard finished second and third in their Ligier-Renaults. The Hockenheim circuit was changed from the previous year, with the Senna chicane being made slower. At the 1994 German Grand Prix, Gerhard Berger took pole position in his Ferrari, followed by Jean Alesi in another Ferrari. Damon Hill was third in his Williams, while Michael Schumacher, the current championship leader, started in fourth place. The Tyrrells impressed with Ukyo Katayama in fifth place and Mark Blundell in seventh, with David Coulthard in between them in his Williams. Rounding out the top ten were Mika Häkkinen, Heinz-Harald Frentzen, and Eddie Irvine. Paul Belmondo and Bertrand Gachot failed to qualify. The 1994 German Grand Prix had a high number of retirements on the opening lap, with 11 cars having to stop. There were multiple incidents, including collisions between Zanardi, de Cesaris, Alboreto, and Martini, as well as Häkkinen and Coulthard. Benetton had a tough race, with Schumacher experiencing engine problems and Verstappen's car catching fire during a pit stop. Ferrari ended up winning the race, with Ligier finishing in second and third place. The current standings for the Drivers' Championship can be found here. The current standings for the Constructors' Championship can be found here.