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Encyclopedia > 1975 Brazilian Grand Prix

Results from the 1975 Formula One Brazilian Grand Prix held at Interlagos on January 26, 1975


Classification

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 8 Carlos Pace Brabham-Ford 40 44:41.1 6 9
2 1 Emerson Fittipaldi McLaren-Ford 40 5.79 2 6
3 2 Jochen Mass McLaren-Ford 40 26.66 10 4
4 11 Clay Regazzoni Ferrari 40 43.28 5 3
5 12 Niki Lauda Ferrari 40 + 1:01.88 4 2
6 24 James Hunt Hesketh-Ford 40 + 1:05.12 7 1
7 27 Mario Andretti Parnelli-Ford 40 + 1:06.81 18  
8 7 Carlos Reutemann Brabham-Ford 40 + 1:39.62 3  
9 6 Jacky Ickx Lotus-Ford 40 + 1:15.84 12  
10 18 John Watson Surtees-Ford 40 + 2:29.60 13  
11 21 Jacques Laffite Williams-Ford 39 + 1 Lap 11  
12 22 Graham Hill Lola-Ford 39 + 1 Lap 20  
13 30 Wilson Fittipaldi Fittipaldi-Ford 39 + 1 Lap 21  
14 23 Rolf Stommelen Lola-Ford 39 + 1 Lap 23  
15 5 Ronnie Peterson Lotus-Ford 38 + 2 laps 16  
Ret 17 Jean Pierre Jarier Shadow-Ford 32 Fuel System 1  
Ret 4 Patrick Depailler Tyrrell-Ford 31 Suspension 9  
Ret 16 Tom Pryce Shadow-Ford 31 Accident 14  
Ret 20 Arturo Merzario Williams-Ford 24 Fuel System 11  
Ret 28 Mark Donohue Penske-Ford 22 Handling 15  
Ret 14 Mike Wilds BRM 22 Electrical 22  
Ret 3 Jody Scheckter Tyrrell-Ford 18 Oil Leak 8  
Ret 9 Vittorio Brambilla March-Ford 1 Engine 17  



Notes

  • Fastest Lap: Jean Pierre Jarier 2'34.160


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1975 Argentine Grand Prix
FIA 1975 Formula One
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1975 South African Grand Prix
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1974 Brazilian Grand Prix
Brazilian Grand Prix Next Race:
1976 Brazilian Grand Prix





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