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Formula 1 — 1968

1968 World Championship

12 Grands Prix

Season Commentary · 1968

As F1pedia's senior editor, reflecting on the 1968 Formula 1 World Championship, one is immediately struck by the sheer determination that defined this era, even when specific details fade into the mists of time. It was a season that crowned a true legend and affirmed the dominance of an iconic constructor, setting benchmarks for future generations.

The Championship Battle

The Constructor's Triumph

A Season of Unseen Drama

Ultimately, 1968 stands as a landmark year for Graham Hill and Lotus-Ford. It was a season that crowned a deserving champion and celebrated a dominant constructor, etching their names into the annals of Formula 1 history.

Race Calendar

RndGrand PrixWinner
01South African GP
Kyalami
ClarkLotus-Ford
02Spanish GP
Jarama
HillLotus-Ford
03Monaco GP
Circuit de Monaco
HillLotus-Ford
04Belgian GP
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
McLarenMcLaren-Ford
05Dutch GP
Circuit Park Zandvoort
StewartMatra-Ford
06French GP
Rouen-Les-Essarts
IckxFerrari
07British GP
Brands Hatch
SiffertLotus-Ford
08German GP
Nürburgring
StewartMatra-Ford
09Italian GP
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
HulmeMcLaren-Ford
10Canadian GP
Circuit Mont-Tremblant
HulmeMcLaren-Ford
11United States GP
Watkins Glen
StewartMatra-Ford
12Mexican GP
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
HillLotus-Ford
PDriverPts
Graham Hill
48
2
Jackie Stewart
36
3
Denny Hulme
33
4
Jacky Ickx
27
5
Bruce McLaren
22
6
Pedro Rodríguez
18
7
Jo Siffert
12
8
John Surtees
12
9
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
11
10
Chris Amon
10
11
Jim Clark
9
12
Jochen Rindt
8
13
Richard Attwood
6
14
Johnny Servoz-Gavin
6
15
Jackie Oliver
6
16
Ludovico Scarfiotti
6
17
Lucien Bianchi
5
18
Vic Elford
5
19
Brian Redman
4
20
Piers Courage
4

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