Sveriges Grand Prix

Sverige Sveriges Grand Prix
Scandinavian Raceway

Sveriges Grand Prix var en deltävling i formel 1-VM som kördes sex säsonger på Scandinavian Raceway i Anderstorp i Småland under 1973–1978.[1] Ett sjunde lopp var planerat att äga rum 1979 men ställdes in efter att sponsorerna dragit sig ur.[2]

Vinnare Sveriges Grand Prix

ÅrBanaFörareKonstruktör
1973Scandinavian Raceway Denny HulmeMcLaren-Ford
1974Scandinavian Raceway Jody ScheckterTyrrell-Ford
1975Scandinavian Raceway Niki LaudaFerrari
1976Scandinavian Raceway Jody ScheckterTyrrell-Ford
1977Scandinavian Raceway Jacques LaffiteLigier-Matra
1978Scandinavian Raceway Niki LaudaBrabham-Alfa Romeo

Referenser

Noter

  1. ^ ”Scandinavian Raceway” (på engelska). ESPN. Arkiverad från originalet den 29 juni 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20190629154909/http://en.espn.co.uk/f1/motorsport/circuit/1298.html. Läst 3 juli 2017. 
  2. ^ Janner, Conny (2016). Gunnar Persson. red. Formel 1 :"Lövis" och kampen om VM-titeln 1979-1991. Idrottsförlaget. sid. 7. ISBN 9789188483058 

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