F1 Rejects Johnny Claes Award

[tommykl]

Continuing on the basis of alternate championships, to see who would have been the best in various conditions, I have created the...
Formula One Rejects Mediocrity Awards.
This will give out an award to the driver who spent the most laps in last place over one season (only where lap charts are available). No tiebreakers will be used.

List of Champions
1950 - Johnny Claes (BEL) - Talbot-Lago-Talbot
1951 - Franco Rol (ITA) - O.S.C.A.
1952 - Dries van der Lof (NED) - HWM-Alta
1953 - John Barber (GBR) - Cooper-Bristol
1954 - Jacques Swaters (BEL) - Ferrari
1955 - Johnny Claes (BEL) - Maserati/Ferrari
1956 - Maurice Trintignant (FRA) - Vanwall/Bugatti
1957 - Ivor Bueb (GBR) - Connaught-Alta/Maserati
1958 - Roy Salvadori (GBR) - Cooper-Climax
1959 - Bruce McLaren (NZL) - Cooper-Climax
1960 - Carel Godin de Beaufort (NED) - Porsche
1961 - Jim Clark (GBR) - Lotus-Climax
1962 - Innes Ireland (GBR) - Lotus-Climax
1963 - Jo Bonnier (SWE) - Cooper-Climax
1964 - Jo Siffert (SUI) - Lotus-BRM/Brabham-BRM
1965 - Bob Anderson (GBR) - Brabham-Climax
1966 - Jo Bonnier (SWE) - Cooper-Maserati/Brabham-Climax
1967 - Guy Ligier (FRA) - Cooper-Maserati/Brabham-Repco
1968 - Lucien Bianchi (BEL) - Cooper-BRM
1969 - John Surtees (GBR) - BRM
1970 - Pedro Rodriguez (MEX) - BRM
1971 - Andrea de Adamich (ITA) - March-Alfa Romeo
1972 - Niki Lauda (AUT) - March-Ford
1973 - Howden Ganley (NZL) - Iso Marlboro-Ford
1974 - John Watson (GBR) - Brabham-Ford
1975 - Wilson Fittipaldi (BRA) - Fittipaldi-Ford
1976 - Harald Ertl (AUT) - Hesketh-Cosworth
1977 - Alex Ribeiro (BRA) - March-Cosworth
1978 - Keke Rosberg (FIN) - Theodore-Cosworth/ATS-Cosworth/Wolf-Cosworth
1979 - Jan Lammers (NED) - Shadow-Ford
1980 - Jan Lammers (NED) - ATS-Ford/Ensign-Ford
1981 - Derek Daly (IRL) - March-Ford
1982 - Slim Borgudd (SWE) - Tyrrell-Cosworth
1983 - Piercarlo Ghinzani (ITA) - Osella-Ford/Osella-Alfa Romeo
1984 - Huub Rothengatter (NED) - Spirit-Hart/Spirit-Cosworth
1985 - Martin Brundle (GBR) - Tyrrell-Cosworth/Tyrrell-Renault
1986 - Allen Berg (CAN) - Osella-Alfa Romeo
1987 - Pascal Fabre (FRA) - AGS-Cosworth
1988 - Luis Perez-Sala (ESP) - Minardi-Cosworth
1989 - Mauricio Gugelmin (BRA) - March-Judd
1990 - Olivier Grouillard (FRA) - Osella-Cosworth
1991 - Martin Brundle (GBR) - Brabham-Yamaha
1992 - Paul Belmondo (FRA) - March-Ilmor
1993 - Andrea de Cesaris (ITA) - Tyrrell-Yamaha
1994 - David Brabham (AUS) - Simtek-Ford
1995 - Pedro Diniz (BRA) - Forti-Ford
1996 - Pedro Lamy (POR) - Minardi-Ford
1997 - Ukyo Katayama (JPN) - Minardi-Hart
1998 - Esteban Tuero (ARG) - Minardi-Ford
1999 - Marc Gené (ESP) - Minardi-Ford
2000 - Gaston Mazzacane (ARG) - Minardi-Fondmetal
2001 - Tarso Marques (BRA) - Minardi-European
2002 - Alex Yoong (MAL) - Minardi-Asiatech
2003 - Jos Verstappen (NED) - Minardi-Cosworth
2004 - HWNSNBM (HUN) - Minardi-Cosworth
2005 - Christijan Albers (NED) - Minardi-Cosworth
2006 - Tiago Monteiro (POR) - Midland-Toyota
2007 - Adrian Sutil (GER) - Spyker-Ferrari
2008 - Adrian Sutil (GER) - Force India-Ferrari
2009 - Adrian Sutil (GER) - Force India-Mercedes
2010 - Sakon Yamamoto (JPN) - HRT-Cosworth
2011 - Vitantonio Liuzzi (ITA) - HRT-Cosworth
2012 - Narain Karthikeyan (IND) - HRT-Cosworth

We'll start with 1950


1. Johnny Claes - 89 laps
2. Toni Branca - 42 laps
3. David Murray - 33 laps
4. Joe Fry - 23 laps
5. Bob Gerard - 22 laps
6. Peter Whitehead - 16 laps
7. Joe Kelly - 15 laps
8. Geoff Crossley - 14 laps
9. Eugene Chaboud - 11 laps
=. Maurice Trintignant - 11 laps
11. Brian Shawe-Taylor - 4 laps
=. Louis Chiron - 4 laps
13. Clemente Biondetti - 3 laps
14. Peter Walker - 2 laps
=. Tony Rolt - 2 laps
16. Leslie Johnson - 1 lap
=. Luigi Villoresi - 1 lap
=. Alberto Ascari - 1 lap
=. Cuth Harrison - 1 lap

Notes
The winner spent more than twice the amount of laps in last place than the second placed driver.
Of the 19 drivers, 1 (Biondetti) is profiled on the website, and another is a future World Champion.

Race Winners
Great Britain - Joe Fry
Monaco - Johnny Claes
Switzerland - Toni Branca
Belgium - Toni Branca
France - n/a
Italy - David Murray

[shinji]

G'wan Joe Kelly!

[mediocre]

*points to nickname*

Am I eligble too?

[tommykl]

*checks wikipedia*
No, you're not.

[tommykl]

Shinji has shown his interests for Joe Kelly, so I'm guessing he'll be (mostly) pleased about
1951


1. Franco Rol - 53 laps
2. Joe Kelly - 38 laps
3. Philip Fotheringham-Parker - 36 laps
4. Paco Godia - 35 laps
5. Luigi Fagioli - 26 laps
6. Guy Mairesse - 22 laps
7. Aldo Gordini - 20 laps
8. Juan Manuel Fangio - 19 laps
=. Johnny Claes - 19 laps
10. Georges Grignard - 15 laps
11. Louis Chiron - 14 laps
12. Maurice Trintignant - 12 laps
13. Yves Giraud Cabantous - 7 laps
14. Paul Pietsch - 3 laps
=. Philippe Etancelin - 3 laps
16. Andre Pilette - 2 laps
=. Toulo de Graffenried - 2 laps
18. Peter Hirt - 1 lap
=. Peter Whitehead - 1 lap

Notes
First winner of the award ties with that year's world champion...

Race Winners
Switzerland - Guy Mairesse
Belgium - Juan Manuel Fangio
France - Luigi Fagioli
Great Britain - Joe Kelly
Germany - Johnny Claes
Italy - Franco Rol
Spain - Paco Godia

Overall Standings(Adding all the laps in last place over the whole history of the championship. Only the top 10 will be shown)
1. Johnny Claes - 108 laps
2. Joe Kelly - 53 laps
=. Franco Rol - 53 laps
4. Toni Branca - 42 laps
5. Philip Fotheringham-Parker - 36 laps
6. Paco Godia - 35 laps
7. David Murray - 33 laps
8. Luigi Fagioli - 26 laps
9. Joe Fry - 23 laps
=. Maurice Trintignant - 23 laps

[CarlosFerreira]

This is amazing! 89 laps in 1950 - you'd think that guy spent the entire Championship on the back!

[tommykl]

This is amazing! 89 laps in 1950 - you'd think that guy spent the entire Championship on the back!

He pretty much did...

[shinji]

Shinji has shown his interests for Joe Kelly, so I'm guessing he'll be (mostly) pleased about

3. Joe Kelly - 34 laps

Woo!

7. Juan Manuel Fangio - 19 laps

How'd that happen?

[watka]

I know this is for fun, but just a point...some races have more laps than others you know.

[Stramala]

I know this is for fun, but just a point...some races have more laps than others you know.

Hopefully the Indy 500 doesn't count

[tommykl]

I know this is for fun, but just a point...some races have more laps than others you know.

Hopefully the Indy 500 doesn't count

They don't. Data's not available.

Watka, I would do it with length in km, but it would be a bit complicated to do that at such short notice. If you want to have a go that, way http://www.statsf1.com.

[tommykl]

1952


1. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
2. Alan Brown - 65 laps
3. Prince Bira - 42 laps
4. Peter Hirt - 37 laps
5. Tony Gaze - 36 laps
=. Mike Hawthorn - 36 laps
7. Stirling Moss - 23 laps
8. Franco Comotti - 18 laps
9. Eric Brandon - 10 laps
=. Ernst Klodwig - 10 laps
11. Robert Manzon - 6 laps
12. Lance Macklin - 3 laps
13. Robert O'Brien - 2 laps
=. Piero Carini - 2 laps
=. Gunther Bechem - 2 laps
=. Gino Bianco - 2 laps
=. Charles de Tornaco - 2 laps
18. Max de Terra - 1 lap
=. Harry Schell - 1 lap
=. Peter Collins - 1 lap
=. Jean Behra - 1 lap
=. Eitel Cantoni - 1 lap
=. Maurice Trintignant - 1 lap
=. Rudolf Schoeller - 1 lap
=. Louis Rosier - 1 lap

Notes
Van der Lof's laps were scored in the Dutch GP, his only career race. He was not classified.

Race Winners
Switzerland - Peter Hirt
Belgium - Tony Gaze
France - Prince Bira
Great Britain - Alan Brown
Germany - Ernst Klodwig
Netherlands - Dries van der Lof
Italy - Mike Hawthorn

All-time rankings
1. Johnny Claes - 108 laps
2. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
3. Alan Brown - 65 laps
4. Joe Kelly - 53 laps
=. Franco Rol - 53 laps
6. Toni Branca - 42 laps
=. Prince Bira - 42 laps
8. Peter Hirt - 38 laps
9. Philip Fotheringham-Parker - 36 laps
=. Tony Gaze - 36 laps
=. Mike Hawthorn - 36 laps

[watka]

I know this is for fun, but just a point...some races have more laps than others you know.

Hopefully the Indy 500 doesn't count

They don't. Data's not available.

Watka, I would do it with length in km, but it would be a bit complicated to do that at such short notice. If you want to have a go that, way http://www.statsf1.com.

I didn't mean to slander your efforts my friend, I just wondered whether that you'd considered that.

[tommykl]

(Italy data was not available)
1953


1. John Barber - 53 laps
2. Johnny Claes - 51 laps
3. Yves Giraud-Cabantous - 43 laps
4. Alan Brown - 33 laps
5. Maurice Trintignant - 30 laps
6. Stirling Moss - 25 laps
=. Albert Scherrer - 25 laps
8. Toulo de Graffenried - 21 laps
9. Peter Whitehead - 20 laps
10. Lance Macklin - 15 laps
11. Ken Wharton - 13 laps
=. Louis Rosier - 13 laps
13. Andre Pilette - 12 laps
14. Peter Collins - 9 laps
15. Oswald Karch - 7 laps
16. Pablo Birger - 5 laps
17. Wolfgang Seidel - 4 laps
18. Georges Berger - 3 laps
=. Theo Fitzau - 3 laps
20. Felice Bonetto - 1 lap
=. Jean Behra - 1 lap
=. Mike Hawthorn - 1 lap
=. Harry Schell - 1 lap
=. Bob Gerard - 1 lap

Notes
Barber took all his laps in the first race (Argentina), effectively leading the Championship the whole way through.

Race Winners
Argentina - John Barber
Netherlands - Johnny Claes
Belgium - Lance Macklin
France - Yves Giraud-Cabantous
Great Britain - Peter Whitehead/Toulo de Graffenried
Germany - Oswald Karch
Switzerland - Albert Scherrer
Italy - n/a

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 159 laps
2. Alan Brown - 98 laps
3. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
4. Maurice Trintignant - 54 laps
5. John Barber - 53 laps
=. Joe Kelly - 53 laps
=. Franco Rol - 53 laps
8. Yves Giraud Cabantous - 50 laps
9. Stirling Moss - 48 laps
10. Toni Branca - 42 laps
=. Prince Bira - 42 laps

[tommykl]

(Argentina data not available)
1954


1. Jacques Swaters - 66 laps
2. Jean Behra - 55 laps
3. Jorge Daponte - 54 laps
4. Prince Bira - 32 laps
5. Horace Gould - 29 laps
6. Sergio Mantovani - 20 laps
7. Robert Manzon - 14 laps
8. Ken Wharton - 13 laps
9. Paul Frere - 12 laps
10. Louis Rosier - 9 laps
11. Paco Godia - 7 laps
12. Clemar Bucci - 6 laps
=. Jacques Pollet - 6 laps
=. Maurice Trintignant - 6 laps
15. Bill Whitehouse - 5 laps
16. Onofre Marimon - 4 laps
=. Lance Macklin - 4 laps
18. Karl Kling - 3 laps
19. Jose Froilan Gonzalez - 2 laps
=. Peter Whitehead - 2 laps
21. Stirling Moss - 1 lap

Notes
Gould's total should have been higher, but he finished his only race (Al Pease actually doesn't hold this record) 46 laps down.

Race Winners
Argentina - n/a
Belgium - Sergio Mantovani
France - Jean Behra
Great Britain - Horace Gould
Germany - Jean Behra
Switzerland - Jacques Swaters
Italy - Jorge Daponte
Spain - Prince Bira

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 159 laps
2. Alan Brown - 98 laps
3. Prince Bira - 74 laps
4. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
=. Jacques Swaters - 66 laps
6. Maurice Trintignant - 60 laps
7. Jean Behra - 57 laps
8. Jorge Daponte - 54 laps
9. John Barber - 53 laps
=. Joe Kelly - 53 laps
=. Franco Rol - 53 laps

[This]

Waw, Johnny Claes is dominating the fifties

[Stramala]

Gould's total should have been higher, but he finished his only race (Al Pease actually doesn't hold this record) 46 laps down.

He makes Deletraz look like Nuvorali

[tommykl]

1955


1. Johnny Claes - 72 laps
2. Harry Schell - 58 laps
3. Piero Taruffi - 47 laps
4. Paul Frere - 30 laps
5. Louis Rosier - 23 laps
6. Sergio Mantovani - 22 laps
7. Maurice Trintignant - 19 laps
8. John Fitch - 17 laps
9. Andre Simon - 15 laps
10. Jacques Pollet - 14 laps
11. Peter Collins - 13 laps
12. Eugenio Castellotti - 9 laps
=. Luigi Musso - 9 laps
14. Jesus Iglesias - 6 laps
=. Jack Brabham - 6 laps
=. Carlos Menditeguy - 6 laps
=. Jean Lucas - 6 laps
18. Horace Gould - 5 laps
19. Stirling Moss - 4 laps
20. Alberto Uria - 3 laps
=. Nino Farina - 3 laps
=. Peter Walker - 3 laps
=. Kenneth McAlpine - 3 laps
24. Luigi Villoresi - 2 laps
=. Mike Sparken - 2 laps
26. Pablo Birger - 1 lap
=. Jean Behra - 1 lap
=. Ken Wharton - 1 lap

Notes
Johnny Claes becomes the first driver to win the award twice.

Race Winners
Argentina - Sergio Mantovani
Monaco - Piero Taruffi
Belgium - Louis Rosier
Netherlands - Johnny Claes
Great Britain - Harry Schell
Italy - John Fitch

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
2. Alan Brown - 98 laps
3. Maurice Trintignant - 79 laps
4. Prince Bira - 74 laps
5. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
=. Jacques Swaters - 66 laps
7. Harry Schell - 60 laps
8. Jean Behra - 58 laps
9. Jorge Daponte - 54 laps
10. John Barber - 53 laps
=. Stirling Moss - 53 laps
=. Joe Kelly - 53 laps
=. Franco Rol - 53 laps

[dr-baker]

All-time standings
10=. Stirling Moss - 53 laps

The greatest driver never to have won the WDC...

[tommykl]

All-time standings
10=. Stirling Moss - 53 laps

The greatest driver never to have won the WDC...

Don't forget this was before he had a competitive car...

[dr-baker]

All-time standings
10=. Stirling Moss - 53 laps

The greatest driver never to have won the WDC...

Don't forget this was before he had a competitive car...

Yeah, well... But I'm still just highlighting it.

[This]

Notes
Johnny Claes becomes the first driver to win the award twice.

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps

i'm a proud belgian now

want johnny claes profile on f1 rejects now!

[tommykl]

Notes
Johnny Claes becomes the first driver to win the award twice.

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps

i'm a proud belgian now

want johnny claes profile on f1 rejects now!

And you're not the only one!
Want Johnny Claes profile on F1 Rejects now!

[tommykl]

1956


1. Maurice Trintignant - 65 laps
2. Horace Gould - 61 laps
3. Louis Rosier - 47 laps
4. Andre Simon - 40 laps
5. Luigi Piotti - 34 laps
6. Oscar Gonzalez - 31 laps
7. Gerino Gerini - 29 laps
8. Ottorino Volonterio - 16 laps
9. Alberto Uria - 15 laps
10. Andre Pilette - 14 laps
=. Bob Gerard - 14 laps
12. Piero Scotti - 10 laps
13. Juan Manuel Fangio - 8 laps
14. Harry Schell - 7 laps
=. Robert Manzon - 7 laps
16. Roy Salvadori - 6 laps
17. Paul Emery - 4 laps
18. Luigi Villoresi - 1 lap

Race Winners
Argentina - Oscar Gonzalez
Monaco - Horace Gould
Belgium - Louis Rosier
France - André Simon
Great Britain - Maurice Trintignant
Germany - Ottorino Volonterio
Italy - Gerino Gerini

All-time Standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
2. Maurice Trintignant - 144 laps
3. Alan Brown - 98 laps
4. Horace Gould - 95 laps
5. Louis Rosier - 93 laps
6. Prince Bira - 74 laps
7. Harry Schell - 67 laps
8. Dries van der Lof - 66 laps
=. Jacques Swaters - 66 laps
10. Jean Behra - 58 laps

[tommykl]

1957


1. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
2. Maurice Trintignant - 70 laps
3. Stirling Moss - 61 laps
4. Jack Brabham - 53 laps
5. Luigi Piotti - 29 laps
6. Ottorino Volonterio - 25 laps
7. Tony Marsh - 13 laps
=. Andre Simon - 13 laps
9. Jo Bonnier - 10 laps
=. Tony Brooks - 10 laps
11. Stuart Lewis-Evans - 9 laps
12. Mike MacDowel - 8 laps
13. Horace Gould - 5 laps
14. Alessandro de Tomaso - 4 laps
15. Dick Gibson - 2 laps
=. Harry Schell - 2 laps
17. Paul England - 1 lap
=. Roy Salvadori - 1 lap
=. Bruce Halford - 1 lap

Notes
This marks the first time a driver spends over 100 laps in last place.

Race Winners
Argentina - Stirling Moss
Monaco - Maurice Trintignant
France - Jack Brabham
Great Britain - Ivor Bueb
Germany - Tony Marsh
Pescara - Jack Brabham
Italy - Ottorino Volonterio

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
2. Maurice Trintignant - 214 laps
3. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
4. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
5. Horace Gould - 100 laps
6. Alan Brown - 98 laps
7. Louis Rosier - 93 laps
8. Prince Bira - 74 laps
9. Harry Schell - 69 laps
10. Andre Simon - 68 laps

[dr-baker]

In 1957, Stirling Moss wins 3 races, retires from 1 and scores a 5th and 8th, yet is still 3rd in this, and 4th overall?

[tommykl]

1958


1. Roy Salvadori - 72 laps
2. Cliff Allison - 60 laps
3. Graham Hill - 53 laps
4. Gerino Gerini - 43 laps
5. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 40 laps
6. Jack Fairman - 37 laps
7. Harry Schell - 31 laps
8. Ottorino Volonterio - 25 laps
9. Carroll Shelby - 25 laps
10. Troy Ruttman - 22 laps
11. Tony Brooks - 19 laps
=. Maria Teresa de Filipis - 19 laps
13. Hans Herrmann - 15 laps
14. Andre Simon - 13 laps
15. Jo Bonnier - 9 laps
16. Jack Brabham - 8 laps
17. Stuart Lewis-Evans - 7 laps
=. Olivier Gendebien - 7 laps
19. Giorgio Scarlatti - 5 laps
=. Wolfgang Seidel - 5 laps
21. Luigi Piotti - 3 laps
=. Horace Gould - 3 laps
=. Christian Goethals - 3 laps
24. Tony Marsh - 2 laps
25. Bruce Halford - 1 lap
=. Brian Naylor - 1 lap

Race Winners
Argentina - Horace Gould
Monaco - Cliff Allison
Netherlands - Carel Godin de Beaufort
Belgium - Maria Teresa de Filipis ( )
France - Troy Ruttman
Great Britain - Gerino Gerini
Germany - Wolfgang Seidel
Portugal - Roy Salvadori
Italy - Graham Hill
Morocco - Graham Hill

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
2. Maurice Trintignant - 214 laps
3. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
4. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
5. Horace Gould - 103 laps
6. Harry Schell - 100 laps
7. Alan Brown - 98 laps
8. Louis Rosier - 93 laps
9. Andre Simon - 81 laps
10. Roy Salvadori - 79 laps

[tommykl]

1959


1. Bruce McLaren - 87 laps
2. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 75 laps
3. Peter Ashdown - 44 laps
4. Ian Burgess - 39 laps
5. Giulio Cabianca - 38 laps
6. Mario de Araujo Cabral - 34 laps
7. Harry Blanchard - 29 laps
8. Giorgio Scarlatti - 22 laps
9. David Piper - 19 laps
10. Jack Fairman - 16 laps
11. Fritz D'Orey - 13 laps
=. Ron Flockhart - 13 laps
=. Harry Schell - 13 laps
14. Tony Brooks - 12 laps
15. Jo Bonnier - 9 laps
16. Innes Ireland - 8 laps
17. Alessandro de Tomas - 6 lapso
=. Wolfgang von Trips - 1 lap
=. Masten Gregory - 1 lap
=. Phil Hill - 1 lap
=. Maurice Trintignant - 1 lap
=. Alan Stacey - 1 lap
=. George Constantine - 1 lap

Race Winners
Monaco - Bruce McLaren
Netherlands - Carel Godin de Beaufort
France - Giorgio Scarlatti
Great Britain - Peter Ashdown
Germany - Ian Burgess
Portugal - Mario de Araujo Cabral
Italy - Giulio Cabianca
United States - Harry Blanchard

All-time standings
1. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
2. Maurice Trintignant - 215 laps
3. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
4. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 115 laps
5. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
6. Harry Schell - 113 laps
7. Horace Gould - 103 laps
8. Alan Brown - 98 laps
9. Louis Rosier - 93 laps
10. Bruce McLaren - 87 laps

[Phoenix]

How come? Stirling Moss is in 5th place

[tommykl]

How come? Stirling Moss is in 5th place

Beats me...

[Waris]

How come? Stirling Moss is in 5th place

Beats me...

AFAIK, he drove a few races in mediocre machinery before he became competitive.

[Valrys]

How come? Stirling Moss is in 5th place

Beats me...

AFAIK, he drove a few races in mediocre machinery before he became competitive.

Yeah, he spent a year or two struggling with slow and useless British no-hopers before he got himself a Maserati in 1954.

[IdeFan]

Also remember this is an era where there were often very few finishers, so if a mechanical problem relegated a driver to several laps down they would often carry on in the hope of points, in the modern era most drivers would just retire, so you're more likely to see a good driver in last place.

[tommykl]

1960


1. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 65 laps
2. Nasif Estefano - 58 laps
3. Ian Burgess - 44 laps
4. Gino Munaron - 42 laps
5. Innes Ireland - 35 laps
6. Richie Ginther - 34 laps
7. Jim Clark - 32 laps
8. Maurice Trintignant - 25 laps
9. Vic Wilson - 23 laps
10. Lucien Bianchi - 19 laps
11. Fred Gamble - 18 laps
12. Olivier Gendebien - 15 laps
13. Tony Brooks - 13 laps
=. Chuck Daigh - 13 laps
15. Alan Stacey - 10 laps
=. Keith Greene - 10 laps
17. Ettore Chimeri - 5 laps
=. Dan Gurney - 5 laps
19. Phil Hill - 4 laps
20. Harry Schell - 2 laps
=. Henry Taylor - 2 laps
=. Wolfgang von Trips - 2 laps
23. Lance Reventlow - 1 lap
=. Jack Fairman - 1 lap

Race Winners
Argentina - Nasif Estefano
Monaco - Richie Ginther
Netherlands - Carel Godin de Beaufort
Belgium - Lucien Bianchi
France - Ian Burgess
Great Britain - Gino Munaron
Portugal - Innes Ireland
Italy - Vic Wilson
United States - Maurice Trintignant

All-time standings
1. Maurice Trintignant - 240 laps
2. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
3. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 180 laps
4. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
5. Harry Schell - 115 laps
6. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
7. Horace Gould - 103 laps
8. Alan Brown - 98 laps
9. Louis Rosier - 93 laps
10. Bruce McLaren - 87 laps

[This]

After 10 years finally someone dethroned poor johnny

[tommykl]

After 10 years finally someone dethroned poor johnny

By a two-time race winner, of all people!

[tommykl]

1961


1. Jim Clark - 111 laps
2. Hans Herrmann - 52 laps
3. Wolfgang Seidel - 44 laps
4. Masten Gregory - 34 laps
5. Renato Pirocchi - 26 laps
6. Lloyd Ruby - 25 laps
7. Carel Godin de Beau - 23 lapsfort
8. Ian Burgess - 17 laps
9. Tony Brooks - 15 laps
10. Maurice Trintignant - 12 laps
11. Bruce McLaren - 8 laps
12. Gerry Ashmore - 7 laps
=. Tim Parnell - 7 laps
=. Jim Hall - 7 laps
15. Willy Mairesse - 5 laps
=. Henry Taylor - 5 laps
=. Olivier Gendebien - 5 laps
=. Hap Sharp - 5 laps
19. Michael May - 4 laps
20. Jack Fairman - 2 laps
21. Lucien Bianchi - 1 lap
=. Keith Greene - 1 lap

Notes
There are now 9 drivers with more than 100 laps in last. 3 of these have spent more than 200 laps in last (Trintignant, Claes, de Beaufort)

Race Winners
Monaco - Jim Clark
Netherlands - Hans Herrmann
Belgium - Tony Brooks
France - Masten Gregory
Great Britain - Wolfgang Seidel
Germany - Maurice Trintignant
Italy - Renato Pirocchi
United States - Lloyd Ruby

All-time standings
1. Maurice Trintignant - 252 laps
2. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
3. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 203 laps
4. Jim Clark - 143 laps
5. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
6. Harry Schell - 115 laps
7. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
8. Horace Gould - 103 laps
9. Ian Burgess - 100 laps
10. Alan Brown - 98 laps

[Bleu]

I don't understand how Clark can win this title.

[tommykl]

I don't understand how Clark can win this title.

Due to mechanical problems, he was demoted to last at the Monaco GP on lap 5, quite some way behind...

[tommykl]

1962


1. Innes Ireland - 127 laps
2. Jo Bonnier - 96 laps
3. Masten Gregory - 54 laps
4. Wolfgang Seidel - 50 laps
5. Ernie Pieterse - 45 laps
6. Trevor Taylor - 38 laps
7. Doug Serrurier - 25 laps
8. John Campbell-Jones - 16 laps
9. Bruce McLaren - 12 laps
10. Lucien Bianchi - 10 laps
11. Richie Ginther - 9 laps
=. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 9 laps
13. Tony Settember - 5 laps
14. Maurice Trintignant - 4 laps
15. Ricardo Rodriguez - 2 laps
16. Willy Mairesse - 1 lap
=. Jo Siffert - 1 lap
=. Jack Brabham - 1 lap
=. Graham Hill - 1 lap

Notes
4 drivers passed the 100 laps mark that year. Innes Ireland, Wolfgang Seidel, Bruce McLaren and Joakim Bonnier.

Race Winners
Netherlands - Wolfgang Seidel
Monaco - Innes Ireland
Belgium - John Campbell-Jones
France - Trevor Taylor
Great Britain - Innes Ireland
Germany - Lucien Bianchi
Italy - Masten Gregory
United States - Jo Bonnier
South Africa - Ernie Pieterse

All-time standings
1. Maurice Trintignant - 256 laps
2. Johnny Claes - 231 laps
3. Carel Godin de Beaufort - 212 laps
4. Innes Ireland - 170 laps
5. Jim Clark - 143 laps
6. Jo Bonnier - 124 laps
7. Ivor Bueb - 116 laps
8. Harry Schell - 115 laps
9. Stirling Moss - 114 laps
10. Bruce McLaren - 107 laps