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1976 Formula One season

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This article recaps the 1976 Formula One season.

Contents
1 Season summary
2 Season review
3 1976 Constructors Championship final standings
4 1976 Drivers Championship final standings

Season summary

Season review

Race Date Location Winning Driver Winning Team Report
Brazilian Grand Prix January 25 Interlagos Niki Lauda Ferrari Report
South African Grand Prix March 6 Kyalami Niki Lauda Ferrari Report
United States Grand Prix West March 28 Long Beach Clay Regazzoni Ferrari Report
Spanish Grand Prix May 2 Jarama James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
Belgian Grand Prix May 16 Zolder Niki Lauda Ferrari Report
Monaco Grand Prix May 30 Monaco Niki Lauda Ferrari Report
Swedish Grand Prix June 13 Scandinavian Raceway Jody Scheckter Tyrrell-Ford Report
French Grand Prix July 4 Paul Ricard James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
British Grand Prix July 18 Brands Hatch Niki Lauda Ferrari Report
German Grand Prix August 1 Nürburgring James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
Austrian Grand Prix August 15 Österreichring John Watson Penske-Ford Report
Dutch Grand Prix August 29 Zandvoort James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
Italian Grand Prix September 12 Monza Ronnie Peterson March-Ford Report
Canadian Grand Prix October 3 Mosport Park James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
United States Grand Prix October 10 Watkins Glen James Hunt McLaren-Ford Report
Japanese Grand Prix October 24 Fuji Speedway Mario Andretti Lotus-Ford Report

1976 Constructors Championship final standings

Place Team Chassis Engine Tyre Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Ferrari       99 6 13 4
2 Tyrrell-Ford       88 1 12 2
3 McLaren-Ford       88 6 10 8
4 Lotus-Ford       32 1 5 1
5 Ligier-Matra       20   3 1
6 Penske-Ford       20 1 3  
7 March-Ford       19 1 1 1
8 Brabham-Alfa Romeo       11      
9 Shadow-Ford       10   1  
10 Surtees-Ford       7      
11 Fittipaldi-Ford       3      
12 Ensign-Ford       2      
13 Parnelli-Ford       1      
14 Wolf-Williams-Ford              
15 Williams-Ford              
16 Kojima-Ford              
17 Hesketh-Ford              
18 Maki -Ford              
19 BRM              
20 Brabham-Ford              
21 Boro-Ford              

1976 Drivers Championship final standings

Place Driver Number Country Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 James Hunt 11 Britain 69 6 8 8
2 Niki Lauda 1 Austria 68 5 9 3
3 Jody Scheckter 3 South Africa 49 1 5 2
4 Patrick Depailler 4 France 39   7  
5 Clay Regazzoni 2 Italy 31 1 4 1
6 Mario Andretti 5 USA 22 1 3 1
7 Jacques Laffite 26 France 20   3 1
8 John Watson 28 Britain 20 1 3  
9 Jochen Mass 12 Germany 19   2  
10 Gunnar Nilsson 6 Sweden 11   2  
11 Tom Pryce 16 Britain 10   1  
12 Ronnie Peterson 10 Sweden 10 1 1 1
13 Hans Joachim Stuck 34 Germany 8      
14 Alan Jones 19 Australia 7      
15 Carlos Pace 8 Brazil 7      
16 Emerson Fittipaldi 30 Brazil 3      
17 Carlos Reutemann 35 Argentina 3      
18 Chris Amon 22 New Zealand 2      
19 Vittorio Brambilla 9 Italy 1      
20 Rolf Stommelen 7 Germany 1      
21 Patrick Neve 22 Belgium        
22 Masahiro Hasemi 51 Japan        
23 Tony Trimmer 35 Britain        
24 Lella Lombardi 33 Italy        
25 Larry Perkins 7 Australia        
26 Kazuyoshi Hoshino 52 Japan        
27 Renzo Zorzi 21 Italy        
28 Mike Wilds 40 Britain        
29 Noritake Takahara 18 Japan        
30 Warwick Brown 21 Australia        
31 Loris Kessel 32 Switzerland        
32 Brett Lunger 18 Germany        
33 Jean Pierre Jarier 17 France        
34 Michel Leclere 21 France        
35 Alex Ribeiro 25 Brazil        
36 Arturo Merzario 20 Italy        
37 Boy Hayje 39 Holland        
38 Alessandro Pesenti-Rossi 37 Italy        
39 Conny Andersson 18 Sweden        
40 Damien Magee 33 Britain        
41 Divina Galica 13 Britain        
42 Ingo Hoffman 31 Brazil        
43 Emilio Zapico 25 Spain        
44 Guy Edwards 25 Britain        
45 Hans Binder 21 Austria        
46 Harald Ertl 24 Austria        
47 Henri Pescarolo 38 France        
48 Ian Ashley 20 Britain        
49 Ian Scheckter 20 South Africa        
50 Emilio de Villota 33 Spain        
51 Jacky Ickx 22 Belgium        
52 Bob Evans 5 Britain        

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