United States Grand Prix

Round 11 · Watkins Glen, New York State, USA

1971-10-03

Winner: François Cevert (Tyrrell)

P2
Jo Siffert
BRM · +40.062
P3
Ronnie Peterson
March-Ford · +44.070

Who won the 1971 United States Grand Prix?

The 1971 United States Grand Prix was won by François Cevert driving for Tyrrell, starting from 5th on the grid. Jo Siffert finished second, +40.062 behind, with Ronnie Peterson completing the podium. It was an attrition-heavy race with 14 retirements, many due to mechanical issues. This was Round 11 of the 1971 Formula 1 World Championship, held at the Watkins Glen in New York State, USA. Andrea de Adamich was the biggest mover of the race, gaining 15 positions from P26 to finish P11.

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Race Results

PosDriverPts
1François Cevert9
2Jo Siffert6
3Ronnie Peterson4
4Howden Ganley3
5Jackie Stewart2
6Clay Regazzoni1
7Graham Hill0
8Jean-Pierre Beltoise0
9Peter Gethin0
10David Hobbs0
11Andrea de Adamich0
12Chris Amon0
13Helmut Marko0
14John Cannon0
15Mike Hailwood0
16Jo Bonnier0
17John Surtees0
RSkip Barber0
RJacky Ickx0
REmerson Fittipaldi0
RPete Lovely0
RDenny Hulme0
RTim Schenken0
RChris Craft0
RSam Posey0
RHenri Pescarolo0
RNanni Galli0
RReine Wisell0
RPeter Revson0

1971 United States Grand Prix — FAQ

Who won the 1971 United States Grand Prix?+
François Cevert (Tyrrell) won the 1971 United States Grand Prix on 1971-10-03 at Watkins Glen.
Who finished P1, P2 and P3 at the 1971 United States Grand Prix?+
P1: François Cevert (Tyrrell). P2: Jo Siffert (BRM), +40.062 behind. P3: Ronnie Peterson (March-Ford), +44.070 behind.
Who was on pole position for the 1971 United States Grand Prix?+
Jackie Stewart took pole position for the 1971 United States Grand Prix.
Which team won the 1971 United States Grand Prix?+
Tyrrell won the 1971 United States Grand Prix with François Cevert taking victory.