1974 F1 World Championship Season

Season

Season info

Season

Races

Drivers’ Champion

Emerson Fittipaldi (2nd and last title)

Constructors’ Champion

McLaren-Ford Cosworth (1st title for McLaren, 9th different World Champion constructor)

Reigning Drivers’ Champion

Jackie Stewart

Reigning Constructors’ Champion

Lotus

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Standings

Wins, poles & fastest laps

Qualifying

Qualifying stats

Season stats

Calendar

No.	Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
1	Argentina	Buenos Aires	13 January
2	Brazil	Interlagos	27 January
3	South Africa	Kyalami	30 March
4	Spain	Jarama	28 April
5	Belgium	Nivelles	12 May
6	Monaco	Monte Carlo	26 May
7	Sweden	Anderstorp	09 June
8	Netherlands	Zandvoort	23 June
9	France	Dijon-Prenois	07 July
10	Britain	Brands Hatch	20 July
11	Germany	Nurburgring	04 August
12	Austria	Osterreichring	18 August
13	Italy	Monza	08 September
14	Canada	Mosport	22 September
15	USA	Watkins Glen	06 October

Race results

No.	Grand Prix	Result
1	Argentina	Result
2	Brazil	Result
3	South Africa	Result
4	Spain	Result
5	Belgium	Result
6	Monaco	Result
7	Sweden	Result
8	Netherlands	Result
9	France	Result
10	Britain	Result
11	Germany	Result
12	Austria	Result
13	Italy	Result
14	Canada	Result
15	USA (drivers’ & constructors’ title decider)	Result

Driver and constructor entries

The following drivers and constructors participated in the 1974 F1 World Championship.

Amon (works team): Chris Amon (4, 6, 11, 13); Larry Perkins (11)
Brabham (works team): Carlos Reutemann (All); Richard Robarts (1-3); Rikky von Opel (4-9); Teddy Pilette (5); Carlos Pace (10-15)
Brabham (privateers): John Watson (All); Gerard Larrousse (5, 9); Carlos Pace (9); Lella Lombardi (10); Helmuth Koinigg (12); Carlo Facetti (13); Ian Ashley (14-15); Eppie Wietzes (14)
BRM (works team): Jean-Pierre Beltoise (All); Henri Pescarolo (1-11, 13); Francois Migault (1-6, 8-11, 13); Chris Amon (14-15)
Ensign (works team): Rikky von Opel (1); Vern Schuppan (5-11); Mike Wilds (12-15)
Ferrari (works team): Niki Lauda (All); Clay Regazzoni (All)
Hesketh (works team): James Hunt (3-15); Ian Scheckter (12)
Iso-Marlboro (privateers): Arturo Merzario (All); Tom Belso (3-4, 7, 10); Gijs van Lennep (5, 8); Richard Robarts (7); Jean-Pierre Jabouille (9); Jacques Laffite (11-15)
Lola (privateers): Graham Hill (All); Guy Edwards (1-2, 4-11); Peter Gethin (10); Rolf Stommelen (12-15)
Lotus (works team): Jacky Ickx (All); Ronnie Peterson (All); Tim Schenken (15)
Lotus (privateers): Paddy Driver (3); Ian Scheckter (3)
Lyncar (privateer): John Nicholson (10)
Maki (works team): Howden Ganley (10-11)
March (works team): Hans-Joachim Stuck (1-6, 8-15); Howden Ganley (1-2); Vittorio Brambilla (3-15); Reine Wisell (7)
March (privateers): James Hunt (1-2); Mike Wilds (10)
McLaren (works team): Emerson Fittipaldi (All); Denny Hulme (All); Mike Hailwood (1-11); David Hobbs (12-13); Jochen Mass (14-15)
McLaren (privateer): Dave Charlton (3)
Parnelli (works team): Mario Andretti (14-15)
Penske (works team): Mark Donohue (14-15)
Shadow (works team): Jean-Pierre Jarier (1-2, 4-15); Peter Revson (1-2); Brian Redman (4-6); Bertil Roos (7); Tom Pryce (8-15)
Surtees (works team): Jochen Mass (1-11); Carlos Pace (1-7); Jose Dolhem (9, 13, 15); Derek Bell (10-14); Jean-Pierre Jabouille (12); Dieter Quester (12); Helmuth Koinigg (14-15)
Surtees (privateer): Leo Kinnunen (5, 7, 9-10, 12-13)
Token (works team): Tom Pryce (5); David Purley (10); Ian Ashley (11-12)
Trojan (works team): Tim Schenken (4-6, 8, 10-13)
Tyrrell (works team): Patrick Depailler (All); Jody Scheckter (All)
Tyrrell (privateer): Eddie Keizan (3)