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1974 Formula One Season Grands Prix Rnd Date Race Circuit Length Laps Distance Race 1974 Formula One season Grands Prix Rnd Date Race Circuit Length Laps Distance Race 1 13 January Argentine Grand Prix Buenos Aires 5,968 53 316,304 16:30 2 27 January Brazilian Grand Prix Interlagos 7,960 32 254,720 12:25 3 30 March South African Grand Prix Kyalami 4,104 78 320,112 14:30 4 28 April Spanish Grand Prix Jarama 3,404 90 306,360 12:00 5 12 May Belgian Grand Prix Nivelles-Baulers 3,724 85 316,540 15:30 6 26 May Monaco Grand Prix Monaco 3,278 78 255,684 15:30 7 9 June Anderstorp 4,018 80 321,440 13:30 Swedish Grand Prix 8 23 June Zandvoort 4,226 75 316,950 13:15 Dutch Grand Prix 9 7 July Dijon-Prenois 3,289 80 263,120 12:00 French Grand Prix 10 20 July Brands Hatch 4,265 75 319,875 15:30 British Grand Prix 11 4 August Nürburgring 22,835 14 319,690 13:30 German Grand Prix 12 18 August Österreichring 5,911 54 319,194 15:00 Austrian Grand Prix 13 8 September Monza 5,780 52 300,560 15:30 Italian Grand Prix 14 22 September Canadian Grand Prix Mosport Park 3,957 80 316,560 14:30 15 6 October United States Grand Prix Watkins Glen 5,435 59 320,665 15:20 France GP was moved from Clermont-Ferrand to Le Castellet because it was considered too dangerous. Non-Championship races Date Race Name Circuit Length Laps Distance Race 3 February I Presidente Medici Grand Prix Brasília 5,476 40 219,040 17 March IX Race of Champions Brands Hatch 4,265 40 170,600 12:00 7 April XXVI BRDC International Trophy Silverstone 4,711 40 188,440 12:45 Pre-season statistics (after USA 1973) Drivers Wins Poles Fastest Laps Podiums Points Races 27 Stewart 33 Clark 28 Clark 43 Stewart 360 Stewart 158 G. Hill 25 Clark 29 Fangio 23 Fangio 36 G. Hill 288 G. Hill 123 Brabham 24 Fangio 17 Stewart 19 Moss 35 Fangio 277,64 Fangio 111 Surtees 16 Moss 16 Moss 15 Stewart 32 Clark 274 Clark 104 Bonnier 14 G. Hill 14 Ascari 14 Ickx 31 Brabham 261 Brabham 99 Stewart Brabham 13 G. Hill 12 Ascari Hulme 228 Hulme 98 McLaren 13 Ascari Brabham Brabham 27 McLaren 196,50 McLaren 97 Hulme 9 E. Fittipaldi Ickx 11 Surtees 24 Moss 186,64 Moss 96 Siffert 8 Ickx 10 Rindt 10 G. Hill Surtees 180 Surtees 86 Gurney 7 Hulme 9 Peterson 8 Hulme 22 Ickx 163 Ickx 83 Amon 6 Brooks 8 Surtees 6 Gonzalez 20 Farina 144 E. Fittipaldi 81 Trintignant Constructors Wins Poles Fastest Laps Podiums Points Races 54 Lotus 66 Lotus 58 Ferrari 183 Ferrari 714 Lotus 211 Ferrari 49 Ferrari 60 Ferrari 48 Lotus 95 Lotus 518 Ferrari 169 BRM 17 BRM 15 Brabham 16 Brabham 60 BRM 423 BRM 165 Lotus 16 Cooper 12 Tyrrell 15 Maserati 58 Cooper 359 Brabham 128 Cooper Tyrrell 11 Cooper BRM Brabham 342 Cooper 127 Brabham 13 Brabham BRM 14 Cooper 37 Maserati 250 McLaren 83 McLaren 10 Alfa Romeo 10 Alfa Romeo 13 Alfa Romeo 36 McLaren 210 Tyrrell 70 Maserati 9 Mercedes Maserati 12 Matra 33 Tyrrell 163 Matra 60 Matra Engines Wins Poles Fastest Laps Podiums Points Races 66 Ford 60 Ferrari 58 Ferrari 183 Ferrari 1230 Ford 213 Ferrari 49 Ferrari Ford Ford 176 Ford 684 Climax 161 BRM 40 Climax 44 Climax 44 Climax 104 Climax 518 Ferrari 108 Maserati 18 BRM 11 Maserati 17 Maserati 64 BRM 489 BRM 96 Climax 11 Offenhauser BRM 14 BRM 44 Maserati 126 Repco 84 Ford Maserati 10 Alfa Romeo 13 Alfa Romeo 33 Offenhauser 72 Maserati 44 Matra 1974 FORMULA 1 SEASON TEAMS AND DRIVERS Lotus 76 – Ford Cosworth John Player Team Lotus Debut: 1958 - Gp: 165 - Wins: 54 - Poles: 66 - Titles: 5 1 2 Ronnie Peterson (S) Jacky Ickx (B) Born 14 February 1944 Born 1 January 1945 Debut: 1972 Debut: 1967 GP: 47 GP: 70 Wins: 4 Wins: 8 Poles: 9 Poles: 13 Points: Points: 163 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: 2nd, 1971 Best: 2nd, 1969, 1970 Tyrrell 007 - Ford Cosworth Elf Team Tyrrell Debut: 1970 - Gp: 40 - Wins: 16 - Poles: 12 - Titles: 2 3 4 Jody Scheckter (ZA) Patrick Depailler (F) Born 29 January 1950 Born 9 August 1944 Debut: 1972 Debut: 1972 GP: 6 GP: 2 Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 0 Points: 0 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: NC Best: NC McLaren M23 – Ford Cosworth Marlboro Team Texaco Yardley Team McLaren Debut: 1966 - Gp: 83 - Wins: 8 - Poles: 2 - Titles: 0 5 6 33 Emerson Fittipaldi (BR) Denny Hulme (NZ) Mike Hailwood (GB) Born 12 December 1946 Born 18 June 1936 Born 2 April 1940 Debut: 1970 Debut: 1965 Debut: 1963 GP: 42 GP: 97 GP: 39 Wins: 9 Wins: 7 Wins: 0 Poles: 4 Poles: 1 Poles: 0 Points: 144 Points: 228 Points: 17 Titles: 1 Titles: 1, Titles: 0 st th Best: 1 , 1967 Best: 8 , 1972 1972 Brabham BT44 – Ford Cosworth Motor Racing Developments Debut: 1962 - Gp: 127 - Wins: 13 - Poles: 15 - Titles: 2 7 8 Carlos Reutemann (RA) Richard Robarts (GB) Born 12 April 1942 Born 22 September 1944 Debut: 1972 Debut: 1974 GP: 25 GP: 0 Wins: 0 Wins: - Poles: 1 Poles: - Points: 19 Points: - Titles: 0 Titles: - Best: 7th, 1973 March 741 – Ford Cosworth March Engineering Debut: 1970 - Gp: 51 - Wins: 1 - Poles: 3 - Titles: 0 9 10 Hans Joachim Stuck (D) Vittorio Brambilla (I) Born 1 January 1951 Born 11 November 1937 Debut: 1974 Debut: 1974 GP: 0 GP: 0 Wins: - Wins: - Poles: - Poles: - Points: - Points: - Titles: - Titles: - Ferrari 312B3-74 Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC Debut: 1950 - Gp: 211 - Wins: 49 - Poles: 60 - Titles: 6 11 12 Clay Regazzoni (CH) Niki Lauda (A) Born 5 September 1939 Born 22 February 1949 Debut: 1970 Debut: 1971 GP: 43 GP: 27 Wins: 1 Wins: 0 Poles: 3 Poles: 0 Points: 63 Points: 2 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: 3rd, 1970 Best: 17th, 1973 BRM P201 Team Motul BRM Debut: 1951 - Gp: 169 - Wins: 17 - Poles: 11 - Titles: 1 14 15 37 Jean Pierre Beltoise (F) Henry Pescarolo (F) Francois Migault (F) Born 26 April 1937 Born 25 September 1942 Born 4 December 1944 Debut: 1967 Debut: 1968 Debut: 1972 GP: 71 GP: 37 GP: 1 Wins: 1 Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Poles: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 67 Points: 12 Points: 0 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: 5th, Best: 12th, Best: NC 1969 1970 1974 FORMULA 1 SEASON TEAMS AND DRIVERS Shadow DN3 – Ford Cosworth UOP Shadow Racing Team Debut: 1973 - Gp: 13 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 16 17 Peter Revson (US) Jean Pierre Jarier (F) Born 27 February 1939 Born 10 July 1946 Debut: 1964 Debut: 1971 GP: 28 GP: 11 Wins: 2 Wins: 0 Poles: 1 Poles: 0 Points: 58 Points: 0 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: 5th, 1972, Best: NC 1973 Surtees TS16 – Ford Cosworth Team Surtees Debut: 1970 - Gp: 45 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 18 19 Carlos Pace (BR) Jochen Mass (D) Born 6 October 1944 Born 30 September 1946 Debut: 1972 Debut: 1973 GP: 26 GP: 3 Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 10 Points: 0 Titles: 0 Titles: 0 Best: 11th, 1973 Best: NC Iso-Marlboro FW – Ford Cosworth Frank Williams Racing Cars Debut: 1973 - Gp: 15 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 20 21 Arturo Merzario (I) Tom Belsø (DK) Born 11 March 1943 Born 27 August 1942 Debut: 1972 Debut: 1974 GP: 11 GP: 0 Wins: 0 Wins: - Poles: 0 Poles: - Points: 1 Points: - Titles: 0 Titles: - Best: 12th, 1973 Ensign N174 – Ford Cosworth Team Ensign Debut: 1973 - Gp: 6 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 22 Vern Schuppan (AUS) Born 19 March 1943 Debut: 1974 GP: 0 Wins: - Poles: - Points: - Titles: - Trojan T103 – Ford Cosworth Trojan-Tauranac Racing Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 23 Tim Schenken (AU) Born 26 September 1943 Debut: 1970 GP: 27 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 7 Titles: 0 Best: 14th, 1971 Hesketh 308 – Ford Cosworth Hesketh Racing Debut: 1973 - Gp: 7 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 24 James Hunt (GB) Born 24 August 1947 Debut: 1973 GP: 7 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 14 Titles: 0 Best: 8th, 1973 Lola T370 – Ford Cosworth Embassy Racing with Graham Hill Debut: 1973 - Gp: 12 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 26 27 Graham Hill (GB) Guy Edwards (GB) Born 15 February 1929 Born 30 December 1942 Debut: 1958 Debut: 1974 GP: 158 GP: 0 Wins: 14 Wins: - Poles: 13 Poles: - Points: 269 Points: - Titles: 2, 1962, 1968 Titles: - 1974 FORMULA 1 SEASON TEAMS AND DRIVERS Maki – Ford Cosworth Maki Engineering Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 25 Howden Ganley (NZ) Born 24 December 1941 Debut: 1971 GP: 33 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 10 Titles: 0 th Best: 13 , 1972 Brabham BT 42 – Ford Cosworth John Goldie Racing with Hexagon Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 28 John Watson (GB) Born 4 May 1946 Debut: 1973 GP: 2 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 0 Titles: 0 Best: NC Amon – Ford Cosworth Chris Amon Racing Debut: 1966 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 30 Chris Amon (NZ) Born 20 July 1943 Debut: 1963 GP: 83 Wins: 0 Poles: 5 Points: 81 Titles: 0 Best: 5th, 1967 Token RJ02 – Ford Cosworth Token Racing Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 42 Ian Ashley (GB) Born 26 October 1947 Debut: 1974 GP: 0 Wins: - Poles: - Points: - Titles: - Lyncar 006 – Ford Cosworth Pinch Plant Ltd Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 29 John Nicholson (NZ) Born 6 October 1941 Debut: 1974 GP: 0 Wins: - Poles: - Points: - Titles: - Parnelli VPJ4 – Ford Cosworth Vel´s Parnelli Jones Racing Debut: 1974 - Gp: 0 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 55 Mario Andretti (US) Born 28 February 1940 Debut: 1958 GP: 19 Wins: 1 Poles: 1 Points: 20 Titles: 0 Best: 8th, 1971 Penske PC1 – Ford Cosworth Penske Cars Debut: 1971 - Gp: 2 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - Titles: 0 66 Mark Donohue (US) Born 18 March 1937 Debut: 1971 GP: 1 Wins: 0 Poles: 0 Points: 4 Titles: 0 Best: 16th, 1971 1974 – Full list of teams and drivers Entrant Chassis Engine Tyre No Driver Rounds Lotus 72E 1-2, 6-10, 12-15 1 Ronnie Peterson Lotus 76 3-5, 11 John Player Team Lotus Lotus 72E Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8 G 1-2, 6-11, 14-15 2 Jacky Ickx Lotus 76 3-5, 12-13 Lotus 76 31 Tim Schenken 15 Tyrrell 006 1-3 3 Jody Scheckter Tyrrell 007 4-15 Elf Team Tyrrell Tyrrell 005 Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8 G 1-3 Tyrrell 006 4 Patrick Depailler 4, 6,
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