1964 F1 season

Season info

Season no.	15
Races	10
Drivers’ Champion	John Surtees (only title; 9th different World Champion, 4th British champion)
Constructors’ Champion	Ferrari (2nd title)
Reigning Drivers’ Champion	Jim Clark
Reigning Constructors’ Champion	Lotus

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Calendar

#	Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
1	Monaco	Monte Carlo	10 May
2	Netherlands	Zandvoort	24 May
3	Belgium	Spa-Francorchamps	14 June
4	France	Rouen-les-Essarts	28 June
5	Britain	Brands Hatch	11 July
6	Germany	Nurburgring	02 August
7	Austria	Zeltweg	23 August
8	Italy	Monza	06 September
9	USA	Watkins Glen	04 October
10	Mexico	Mexico City	25 October

First race (Grand Prix): Austria
First race (circuit): Brands Hatch (third British circuit to host a World Championship race); Zeltweg (only race; first Austrian circuit to host a World Championship race)
Last race (circuit): Zeltweg
First race at a circuit since…: 1962 for Rouen-les-Essarts
Last Grand Prix until…: 1970 for Austria
Last race at a circuit until…: 1966 for Brands Hatch; 1968 for Rouen-les-Essarts

Race results

#	Grand Prix	Result
1	Monaco	Result
2	Netherlands	Result
3	Belgium	Result
4	France	Result
5	Britain	Result
6	Germany	Result
7	Austria	Result
8	Italy	Result
9	USA	Result
10	Mexico (drivers’ & constructors’ title decider)	Result

Driver and constructor entries

The following drivers and constructors participated in the 1964 F1 season. Round(s) entered are shown in parentheses.

Brabham (works team): (AUS) Jack Brabham (All); (USA) Dan Gurney (All)
Brabham (privateers): (GBR) Bob Anderson (1-8); (CHE) Jo Siffert (2-10); (SWE) Jo Bonnier (2-3, 5-10); (GBR) Ian Raby (5, 8); (AUS) Frank Gardner (5) (Rookie); (AUT) Jochen Rindt (7) (Rookie) (first Austrian driver to enter a World Championship race); (ITA) Geki (8); (USA) Hap Sharp (9-10)
BRM (works team): (USA) Richie Ginther (All); (GBR) Graham Hill (All); (GBR) Richard Attwood (5)
BRM (privateers): (FRA) Maurice Trintignant (1, 4-6, 8); (ITA) Giancarlo Baghetti (2-3, 5-8); (ZAF) Tony Maggs (2-3, 5-7)
BRP (works team): (GBR) Trevor Taylor (1, 3-4, 7-10); (GBR) Innes Ireland (3-5, 7-10)
Cooper (works team): (NZL) Bruce McLaren (All); (USA) Phil Hill (1-7, 9-10); (RHO) John Love (8)
Cooper (privateers): (SWE) Jo Bonnier (1); (GBR) John Taylor (5) (Rookie); (DEU) Edgar Barth (6); (CHE) Jean-Claude Rudaz (8) (Rookie)
Derrington-Francis ATS (works team): (PRT) Mario de Araujo Cabral (8)
Ferrari (works team): (ITA) Lorenzo Bandini (All); (GBR) John Surtees (All); (ITA) Ludovico Scarfiotti (8); (MEX) Pedro Rodriguez (10)
Honda (works team): (USA) Ronnie Bucknum (6, 8-9) (Rookie)
Lotus (works team): (GBR) Jim Clark (All); (GBR) Peter Arundell (1-4) (Rookie); (GBR) Mike Spence (5-10); (DEU) Gerhard Mitter (6); (USA) Walt Hansgen (9); (MEX) Moises Solana (10)
Lotus (privateers): (NZL) Chris Amon (1-7, 9-10); (GBR) Mike Hailwood (1-2, 4-10); (USA) Peter Revson (1, 3-6, 8) (Rookie); (FRA) Bernard Collomb (1); (GBR) Innes Ireland (1); (CHE) Jo Siffert (1); (GBR) Trevor Taylor (5)
Porsche (privateer): (NLD) Carel Godin de Beaufort (2, 6)
Scirocco (privateer): (BEL) Andre Pilette (3, 6)

Final season (drivers): Edgar Barth; Bernard Collomb; Mario de Araujo Cabral; Carel Godin de Beaufort; Walt Hansgen; Andre Pilette; Jean-Claude Rudaz; Hap Sharp; Maurice Trintignant
First entry (drivers) since…: 1960 for Edgar Barth; 1961 for Walt Hansgen
Last entry (drivers) until…: 1966 for Peter Arundell, Phil Hill, John Taylor and Trevor Taylor; 1971 for Peter Revson
Debut season (constructors): Derrington-Francis ATS (only season); Honda
Final season (constructors): BRP; Derrington-Francis ATS; Porsche; Scirocco

Maiden wins

Driver	Grand Prix
Lorenzo Bandini (Ferrari)	Austria

Constructor	Grand Prix
Brabham (Dan Gurney)	France

Maiden podium finishes

Driver	Grand Prix
Peter Arundell (Lotus)	Monaco
Bob Anderson (Brabham)	Austria
Jo Siffert (Brabham)	USA

Maiden pole positions

Constructor	Grand Prix
Brabham (Dan Gurney)	Netherlands