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1965 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 Prince George Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
Monaco Grand Prix May 30 Monaco Graham Hill BRM Report
Belgian Grand Prix June 13 Spa-Francorchamps Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
French Grand Prix June 27 Charade Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
British Grand Prix July 10 Silverstone Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
Dutch Grand Prix July 18 Zandvoort Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
German Grand Prix August 1 Nürburgring Jim Clark Lotus-Climax Report
Italian Grand Prix September 12 Monza Jackie Stewart BRM Report
United States Grand Prix October 3 Watkins Glen Graham Hill BRM Report
Mexican Grand Prix October 24 Hermanos Rodriguez Richie Ginther Honda Report

1965 Constructors Championship final standings

Place Team Chassis Engine Tyre Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 BRM       81 3 11 4
2 Lotus-Climax       64 6 7 6
3 Brabham-Climax       39   6  
4 Ferrari       32   4  
5 Cooper-Climax       14   1  
6 Honda       13 1 1  
7 Brabham-BRM       5      
8 Lotus-BRM       2      
9 LDS-Alfa Romeo              
10 LDS-Climax              
11 Cooper-Ford              
12 Alfa Romeo              
13 Brabham-Ford              
14 Lotus-Ford              

1965 Drivers Championship final standings

Place Driver Number Country Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Jim Clark 5 Britain 54 6 6 6
2 Graham Hill 3 Britain 47 2 6 4
3 Jackie Stewart 4 Britain 34 1 5  
4 Dan Gurney 8 USA 25   5  
5 John Surtees 8 Britain 17   3  
6 Lorenzo Bandini 2 Italy 13   1  
7 Richie Ginther 11 USA 11 1 1  
8 Mike Spence 6 Britain 10   1  
9 Bruce McLaren 9 New Zealand 10   1  
10 Jack Brabham 7 Australia 9   1  
11 Denny Hulme 14 New Zealand 5      
12 Jo Siffert 16 Switzerland 5      
13 Jochen Rindt 10 Austria 4      
14 Pedro Rodriguez 14 Mexico 2      
15 Richard Attwood 21 Britain 2      
16 Ronnie Bucknum 12 USA 2      
17 Nino Vaccarella 6 Italy        
18 Moises Solana 18 Mexico        
19 Trevor Blokdyk 28 South Africa        
20 Paul Hawkins 22 Australia        
21 Mike Hailwood 16 Britain        
22 Masten Gregory 48 USA        
23 Lucien Bianchi 27 Belgium        
24 Roberto Bussinello 50 Italy        
25 Sam Tingle 25 Zimbabwe        
26 Tony Maggs 15 South Africa        
27 Peter de Klerk 20 South Africa        
28 Doug Serrurier 21 South Africa        
29 Neville Lederle 23 South Africa        
30 John Rhodes 20 Britain        
31 Bob Anderson 18 Britain        
32 Bob Bondurant 22 USA        
33 Brausch Niemann 27 South Africa        
34 Chris Amon 19 New Zealand        
35 David Prophet 19 Britain        
36 Alan Rollinson 25 Britain        
37 Ernie Pieterse 22 South Africa        
38 Ian Raby 24 Britain        
39 John Love 17 Rhodesia        
40 Jo Bonnier 15 Sweden        
41 Jackie Pretorius 29 South Africa        
42 Clive Puzey 24 Rhodesia        
43 Innes Ireland 38 Britain        
44 Frank Gardner 46 Australia        
45 Giancarlo Baghetti 10 Italy        
46 Giacomo Russo 28 Italy        
47 Gerhard Mitter 3 Germany        
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