Watch: P2 for Gerhard Berger and Ferrari at the TI Circuit | 1994 Pacific GP. Gerhard Berger was second for Ferrari.

The 1994 Pacific Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held on 17 April 1994 at the TI Circuit, Aida, Japan. It was the second race of the 1994 Formula One World Championship.

Ayrton Senna was overtaken by Michael Schumacher before the first corner and was then hit from behind by Mika Häkkinen and spun off the track. Ferrari test driver Nicola Larini (who had replaced the injured Jean Alesi for the early part of the season), also went off the track and crashed into Senna, causing race-ending damage to both cars. Mark Blundell also spun on the same corner after a collision at the apex of the first corner, stalling his car in the middle of the track.

On lap 3 Damon Hill spun off trying to overtake Hakkinen, but rejoined and climbed back to second place before stopping with transmission failure on lap 49. As Jos Verstappen in the second Benetton retired after he spun off just as soon as he came out of the pits on lap 55 as he was 3 laps behind teammate Schumacher. Martin Brundle meanwhile was looking secure in 3rd place after Barrichello pitted before he retired shortly after with his engine overheating on lap 68.

Alboreto and Wendlinger to whom were just behind the top 6 had collided and both went off into the gravel trap forcing both drivers to retire whilst the Minardi was trying to get past the Sauber at the time. Michael Schumacher won comfortably from Gerhard Berger and Rubens Barrichello. Roland Ratzenberger’s 11th place would be the Austrian’s only finish before his death during qualifying for the following Grand Prix at Imola.