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1968 Formula One season

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Contents

Season Summary

Season Review

Race Date Location Winning Driver Winning Team Report
South African Grand Prix January 1 Kyalami Jim Clark Lotus-Ford Report
Spanish Grand Prix May 12 Jarama Graham Hill Lotus-Ford Report
Monaco Grand Prix May 26 Monaco Graham Hill Lotus-Ford Report
Belgian Grand Prix June 9 Spa-Francorchamps Bruce McLaren McLaren-Ford Report
Dutch Grand Prix June 23 Zandvoort Jackie Stewart Matra-Ford Report
French Grand Prix July 7 Rouen-Les-Essarts Jacky Ickx Ferrari Report
British Grand Prix July 20 Brands Hatch Jo Siffert Lotus-Ford Report
German Grand Prix August 4 Nürburgring Jackie Stewart Matra-Ford Report
Italian Grand Prix September 8 Monza Denny Hulme McLaren-Ford Report
Canadian Grand Prix September 22 Mont-Tremblant Denny Hulme McLaren-Ford Report
United States Grand Prix October 6 Watkins Glen Jackie Stewart Matra-Ford Report
Mexican Grand Prix November 3 Hermanos Rodriguez Graham Hill Lotus-Ford Report

1968 Constructors Championship final standings

Place Team Chassis Engine Tyre Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Lotus-Ford       75 5 9 5
2 McLaren-Ford       56 3 6  
3 Matra-Ford       45 3 5  
4 Ferrari       37 1 5 4
5 BRM       28   4  
6 Cooper-BRM       20   2  
7 Honda       14   2 1
8 Brabham-Repco       12   2 2
9 Matra       8   1  
10 McLaren-BRM       3      
11 LDS-Repco              
12 Eagle-Weslake              
13 Cooper-Maserati              
14 Cooper-Climax              
15 Brabham-Climax              
16 Lola-BMW              

1968 Drivers Championship final standings

Place Driver Number Country Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Graham Hill 10 Britain 48 3 6 2
2 Jackie Stewart 15 Britain 36 3 4  
3 Denny Hulme 1 New Zealand 33 2 3  
4 Jacky Ickx 7 Belgium 27 1 4 1
5 Bruce McLaren 2 New Zealand 22 1 3  
6 Pedro Rodriguez 8 Mexico 18   3  
7 John Surtees 5 Britain 12   2 1
8 Jo Siffert 16 Switzerland 12 1 1 1
9 Jean Pierre Beltoise 21 France 11   1  
10 Chris Amon 6 New Zealand 10   1 3
11 Jim Clark 4 Britain 9 1 1 1
12 Jochen Rindt 4 Austria 8   2 2
13 Johnny Servoz-Gavin 23 France 6   1  
14 Richard Attwood 11 Britain 6   1  
15 Jackie Oliver 11 Britain 6   1  
16 Ludovico Scarfiotti 6 Italy 6      
17 Lucien Bianchi 19 Belgium 5   1  
18 Vic Elford 18 Britain 5      
19 Piers Courage 22 Britain 4      
20 Brian Redman 16 Britain 4   1  
21 Jo Bonnier 17 Sweden 3      
22 Dan Gurney 14 USA 3      
23 Jack Brabham 3 Australia 2      
24 Silvio Moser 19 Switzerland 2      
25 Andrea de Adamich 10 Italy        
26 Jackie Pretorius 23 South Africa        
27 Robin Widdows 16 Britain        
28 Basil van Rooyen 25 South Africa        
29 Sam Tingle 18 Zimbabwe        
30 Bill Brack 27 Canada        
31 Bobby Unser 9 USA        
32 Moises Solana 12 Mexico        
33 Mike Spence 12 Britain        
34 Henri Pescarolo 9 France        
35 Kurt Ahrens 17 Germany        
36 Dave Charlton 22 South Africa        
37 David Hobbs 15 Britain        
38 John Love 17 Rhodesia        
39 Derek Bell 7 Britain        
40 Frank Gardner 28 Australia        
41 Mario Andretti 12 USA       1
42 Hubert Hahne 18 Germany        
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