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Übersicht Rennen WM Endstand Rennfahrer WM Endstand Konstrukteure Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Rennkalender Nr. Datum Land Rennkurs 1 20.05.1962 Niederlande Zandvoort 2 03.06.1962 Monaco Monte Carlo 3 17.06.1962 Belgien Spa Francorchamps 4 08.07.1962 Frankreich Rouen 5 21.07.1962 England Aintree 6 05.08.1962 Deutschland Nürburgring 7 16.09.1962 Italien Monza 8 07.10.1962 USA Watkins Glen 9 29.12.1962 Südafrika East London Punkteverteilung Punktevergabe : Platz 1 = 9 Punkte Platz 2 = 6 Punkte Platz 3 = 4 Punkte Platz 4 = 3 Punkte Platz 5 = 2 Punkte Platz 6 = 1 Punkt Gewertet wurden die besten 5 Resultate von 9 Rennen . Renndistanz Zwischen 300 und 500 KM oder maximal 2 Stunden Besonderheit Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 1 Datum 20.05.1962 Land Niederlande Rennkurs Zandvoort Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Platz 2 Taylor T. Lotus Climax Dunlop Platz 3 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 4 Baghetti Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 5 Maggs Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 6 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Mc Laren Cooper Climax Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Surtees Lola Climax 1:32,500 163,187 2 Hill G. BRM BRM 1:32,600 163,011 3 Clark Lotus Climax 1:33,200 161,961 4 Brabham Lotus Climax 1:33,300 161,788 5 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 1:33,900 160,754 6 Ireland Lotus Climax 1:34,100 160,412 7 Ginther BRM BRM 1:34,500 159,733 8 Gurney Porsche Porsche 1:34,700 159,396 9 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari 1:35,000 158,893 10 Taylor T. Lotus Climax 1:35,400 158,226 11 Rodriguez R. Ferrari Ferrari 1:36,100 157,074 12 Baghetti Ferrari Ferrari 1:36,300 156,748 13 Bonnier Porsche Porsche 1:37,000 155,616 14 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche 1:37,400 154,977 15 Maggs Cooper Climax 1:37,500 154,818 16 Gregory Lotus Climax 1:38,000 154,029 17 Salvadori Lola Climax 1:38,800 152,781 18 Pon Porsche Porsche 1:40,900 149,602 19 Lewis Cooper Climax 1:43,200 146,267 20 Seidel Emeryson Climax 1:46,000 142,404 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 2 Datum 03.06.1962 Land Monaco Rennkurs Monte Carlo Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Mc Laren Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 2 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 3 Bandini Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 4 Surtees Lola Climax Dunlop Platz 5 Bonnier Porsche Porsche Dunlop Platz 6 Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Clark Lotus Climax 1:35,400 118,679 2 Hill G. BRM BRM 1:35,800 118,184 3 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 1:36,400 117,448 4 Mairesse Ferrari Ferrari 1:36,400 117,448 5 Gurney Porsche Porsche 1:36,400 117,448 6 Brabham Lotus Climax 1:36,500 117,326 7 Trintignant Lotus Climax 1:36,800 116,963 8 Ireland Lotus Climax 1:37,000 116,722 9 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari 1:37,100 116,601 10 Bandini Ferrari Ferrari 1:37,200 116,481 11 Surtees Lola Climax 1:37,900 115,649 12 Salvadori Lola Climax 1:38,500 114,944 13 Ginther BRM BRM 1:39,000 114,364 14 Taylor T. Lotus Climax 1:40,000 113,220 15 Bonnier Porsche Porsche 1:42,400 110,566 16 Maggs Cooper Climax 1:42,700 110,243 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 3 Datum 17.06.1962 Land Belgien Rennkurs Spa Francorchamps Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Platz 2 Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Platz 3 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 4 Rodriguez R. Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Platz 5 Surtees Lola Climax Dunlop Platz 6 Brabham Lotus Climax Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Hill G. BRM BRM 3:57,000 214,177 2 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 3:58,800 212,563 3 Taylor T. Lotus Climax 3:59,300 212,119 4 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari 3:59,600 211,853 5 Ireland Lotus BRM 3:59,800 211,676 6 Mairesse Ferrari Ferrari 3:59,800 211,676 7 Rodriguez R. Ferrari Ferrari 4:01,000 210,622 8 Gregory Lotus BRM 4:01,200 210,448 9 Ginther BRM BRM 4:01,400 210,273 10 Maggs Cooper Climax 4:03,600 208,374 11 Surtees Lola Climax 4:04,400 207,692 12 Clark Lotus Climax 4:04,900 207,268 13 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche 4:05,100 207,184 14 Baghetti Ferrari Ferrari 4:08,000 204,677 15 Brabham Lotus Climax 4:08,200 204,512 16 Trintignant Lotus Climax 4:09,200 203,692 17 Siffert Lotus Climax 4:11,600 201,749 18 Bianchi Lotus Climax 4:12,600 200,950 19 Campbell Jones Lotus Climax 4:26,900 190,184 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 4 Datum 08.07.1962 Land Frankreich Rennkurs Rouen Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Gurney Porsche Porsche Dunlop Platz 2 Maggs Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 3 Ginther BRM BRM Dunlop Platz 4 Mc Laren Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 5 Surtees Lola Climax Dunlop Platz 6 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Clark Lotus Climax 2:14,800 174,712 2 Hill G. BRM BRM 2:15,000 174,453 3 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 2:15,400 173,938 4 Brabham Lotus Climax 2:16,100 173,043 5 Surtees Lola Climax 2:16,300 172,789 6 Gurney Porsche Porsche 2:16,500 172,536 7 Gregory Lotus BRM 2:17,300 171,531 8 Ireland Lotus Climax 2:17,500 171,281 9 Bonnier Porsche Porsche 2:17,900 170,785 10 Ginther BRM BRM 2:18,200 170,414 11 Maggs Cooper Climax 2:18,600 169,922 12 Taylor T. Lotus Climax 2:19,100 169,311 13 Trintignant Lotus Climax 2:20,800 167,267 14 Salvadori Lola Climax 2:21,300 166,675 15 Siffert Lotus BRM 2:23,400 164,234 16 Lewis Cooper Climax 2:25,500 161,864 17 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche 2:26,500 160,759 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 5 Datum 21.07.1962 Land England Rennkurs Aintree Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Platz 2 Surtees Lola Climax Dunlop Platz 3 Mc Laren Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 4 Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Platz 5 Brabham Lotus Climax Dunlop Platz 6 Maggs Cooper Climax Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Clark Lotus Climax 1:53,600 153,000 2 Surtees Lola Climax 1:54,200 152,196 3 Ireland Lotus Climax 1:54,400 151,930 4 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 1:54,600 151,665 5 Hill G. BRM BRM 1:54,600 151,665 6 Gurney Porsche Porsche 1:54,800 151,401 7 Bonnier Porsche Porsche 1:55,200 150,875 8 Ginther BRM BRM 1:55,200 150,875 9 Brabham Lotus Climax 1:55,400 150,614 10 Taylor T. Lotus Climax 1:56,000 149,834 11 Salvadori Lola Climax 1:56,200 149,577 12 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari 1:56,200 149,577 13 Maggs Cooper Climax 1:57,000 148,554 14 Gregory Lotus Climax 1:57,200 148,300 15 Lewis Cooper Climax 1:59,400 145,568 16 Burgess Cooper Climax 2:00,600 144,119 17 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche 2:01,400 143,170 18 Schelly Lotus Climax 2:02,400 142,000 19 Settember Emeryson Climax 2:02,400 142,000 20 Chamberlain Lotus Climax 2:03,400 140,849 21 Seidel Lotus BRM 2:11,600 132,073 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1962 Saisonrennen 6 Datum 05.08.1962 Land Deutschland Rennkurs Nürburgring Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Platz 2 Surtees Lola Climax Dunlop Platz 3 Gurney Porsche Porsche Dunlop Platz 4 Clark Lotus Climax Dunlop Platz 5 Mc Laren Cooper Climax Dunlop Platz 6 Rodriguez R. Ferrari Ferrari Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Hill G. BRM BRM Dunlop Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Gurney Porsche Porsche 8:47,200 155,759 2 Hill G. BRM BRM 8:50,200 154,877 3 Clark Lotus Climax 8:51,200 154,586 4 Surtees Lola Climax 8:57,500 152,774 5 Mc Laren Cooper Climax 9:00,700 151,870 6 Bonnier Porsche Porsche 9:04,000 150,949 7 Ginther BRM BRM 9:05,900 150,423 8 de Beaufort Porsche Porsche 9:12,000 148,761 9 Salvadori Lola Climax 9:14,100 148,197 10 Rodriguez R. Ferrari Ferrari 9:14,200 148,170 11 Trintignant Lotus Climax 9:19,000 146,898 12 Hill P. Ferrari Ferrari 9:24,700 145,415 13 Baghetti Ferrari Ferrari 9:28,100 144,545 14 Walter Porsche Porsche 9:30,000 144,063 15 Vaccarella Porsche Porsche 9:33,800 143,109 16 Burgess Cooper Climax 9:39,200 141,775 17 Siffert Lotus Climax 9:39,300 141,750 18 Bandini Ferrari Ferrari 9:39,700 141,653 19 Greene Gilby BRM 9:47,100 139,867 20 Schiller Lotus Climax 9:51,500 138,827 21 Lewis Cooper Climax 9:58,000 137,318 22 Collomb Cooper Climax 10:09,700 134,683 23 Maggs Cooper Climax 10:21,200 132,189 24 Brabham Brabham Climax 10:21,600 132,104 25 Bianchi Maserati Maserati 10:40,700 128,166 26 Taylor T.
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