Scandinavian Raceway (Circuit)
The Scandinavian Raceway, located near Anderstorp, Sweden, hosted Formula 1 races between 1973 and 1978. Its flat, uninspiring layout was often criticized by drivers, with its long main straight and tight chicanes offering few genuine overtaking opportunities. Despite its shortcomings, the circuit is remembered for several unique moments, including Ronnie Peterson's popular home victory in 1978 and Niki Lauda's controversial "fan car" win in the same year, which showcased the Brabham BT46B's radical aerodynamic concept before its immediate ban. The circuit staged 6 Formula 1 Grands Prix in total.
- First Race
- 1973
- Last Race
- 1978
- Total Races
- 6(rank 44)
Most driver wins
- 1stN. Lauda2 wins
- 2ndJ. Scheckter2 wins
- 3rdJ. Laffite1 wins
- 4thD. Hulme1 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stN. Lauda3 podiums
- 2ndC. Reutemann2 podiums
- 3rdP. Depailler2 podiums
- 4thJ. Scheckter2 podiums
- 5thR. Peterson2 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stN. Lauda6 starts
- 2ndC. Reutemann6 starts
- 3rdC. Regazzoni6 starts
- 4thE. Fittipaldi6 starts
- 5thR. Peterson6 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st2 winsUnknown
- 2nd1 winsUnknown
- 3rd1 winsUnknown
- 4th1 winsUnknown
- 5th1 winsUnknown
Most constructor podiums
- 1st5 podiumsUnknown
- 2nd4 podiumsUnknown
- 3rd2 podiumsUnknown
- 4th2 podiumsUnknown
- 5th2 podiumsUnknown