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Season summary

Season review

Rnd	Race	Date	Location	Winning driver	Winning team	Report
1	Argentine Grand Prix	January 15	Oscar Galvez	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
2	Brazilian Grand Prix	January 29	Jacarepagua	Carlos Reutemann	Ferrari	Report
3	South African Grand Prix	March 4	Kyalami	Ronnie Peterson	Lotus-Ford	Report
4	United States Grand Prix West	April 2	Long Beach	Carlos Reutemann	Ferrari	Report
5	Monaco Grand Prix	May 7	Monaco	Patrick Depailler	Tyrrell-Ford	Report
6	Belgian Grand Prix	May 21	Zolder	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
7	Spanish Grand Prix	June 4	Jarama	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
8	Swedish Grand Prix	June 17	Scandinavian Raceway	Niki Lauda	Brabham-Alfa Romeo	Report
9	French Grand Prix	July 2	Paul Ricard	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
10	British Grand Prix	July 16	Brands Hatch	Carlos Reutemann	Ferrari	Report
11	German Grand Prix	July 30	Hockenheimring	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
12	Austrian Grand Prix	August 13	Österreichring	Ronnie Peterson	Lotus-Ford	Report
13	Dutch Grand Prix	August 27	Zandvoort	Mario Andretti	Lotus-Ford	Report
14	Italian Grand Prix	September 10	Monza	Niki Lauda	Brabham-Alfa Romeo	Report
15	United States Grand Prix	October 1	Watkins Glen	Carlos Reutemann	Ferrari	Report
16	Canadian Grand Prix	October 8	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve	Gilles Villeneuve	Ferrari	Report

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1978 Constructors Championship final standings

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1978 Drivers Championship final standings

Place	Driver	Number	Country	Points	Wins	Podiums	Poles
1	Mario Andretti	5	USA	64	6	7	8
2	Ronnie Peterson	6	Sweden	51	2	7	3
3	Carlos Reutemann	11	Argentina	48	4	7	2
4	Niki Lauda	1	Austria	44	2	7	1
5	Patrick Depailler	4	France	34	1	5
6	John Watson	2	Britain	25		3	1
7	Jody Scheckter	20	South Africa	24		4
8	Jacques Laffite	26	France	19		2
9	Emerson Fittipaldi	14	Brazil	17		1
10	Gilles Villeneuve	12	Canada	17	1	2
11	Riccardo Patrese	35	Italy	11		1
12	Alan Jones	27	Australia	11		1
13	James Hunt	7	Britain	8		1
14	Patrick Tambay	8	France	8
15	Didier Pironi	3	France	7
16	Clay Regazzoni	17	Switzerland	4
17	Jean Pierre Jabouille	15	France	3
18	Hans Joachim Stuck	16	West Germany	2
19	Vittorio Brambilla	19	Italy	1
20	Hector Rebaque	25	Mexico	1
21	Derek Daly	22	Ireland	1
22	Rupert Keegan	18	USA
23	Harald Ertl	9	Austria
24	Alberto Colombo	10	Italy
25	Tony Trimmer	44	Britain
26	Beppe Gabbiani	19	Italy
27	Rolf Stommelen	36	West Germany
28	Bobby Rahal	21	USA
29	René Arnoux	31	France
30	Brett Lunger	23	USA
31	Bruno Giacomelli	33	Italy
32	Gimax	18	Italy
33	Nelson Piquet	66	Brazil
34	Michael Bleekemolen	9	Netherlands
35	Hans Binder	10	Austria
36	Lamberto Leoni	23	Italy
37	Keke Rosberg	10	Finland
38	Divina Galica	13	Britain
39	Jochen Mass	9	West Germany
40	Jean Pierre Jarier	55	France				1
41	Eddie Cheever	24	USA
42	Emilio de Villota	28	Spain
43	Geoff Lees	23	Britain
44	Jacky Ickx	22	Belgium
45	Arturo Merzario	37	Italy
46	Danny Ongais	39	USA