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The 1960s

Formula 1 World Championship — 1960 to 1969

The 1960s saw 10 Formula 1 World Championship seasons from 1960 to 1969. The most successful driver of the decade by race wins was Jim Clark with 25 victories. Lotus-Climax was the leading constructor with 22 wins.

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Who won the F1 championship in the 1960s?

SeasonChampionWinsPoints
1960Jack Brabham543
1961Phil Hill234
1962Graham Hill442
1963Jim Clark754
1964John Surtees240
1965Jim Clark654
1966Jack Brabham442
1967Denny Hulme251
1968Graham Hill348
1969Jackie Stewart663

Which drivers won the most races in the 1960s?

1BritishJim Clark252BritishGraham Hill143BritishJackie Stewart114AustralianJack Brabham115BritishJohn Surtees66New ZealanderDenny Hulme57BritishStirling Moss48AmericanDan Gurney49New ZealanderBruce McLaren310BelgianJacky Ickx311AmericanPhil Hill312GermanWolfgang von Trips213MexicanPedro Rodríguez114ItalianLorenzo Bandini115SwissJo Siffert1

Which teams dominated the 1960s?

1BritishLotus-Climax222ItalianFerrari133BritishBRM124BritishLotus-Ford115FrenchMatra-Ford96BritishBrabham-Repco87BritishCooper-Climax78BritishMcLaren-Ford49BritishBrabham-Ford210BritishBrabham-Climax2