Le Mans
The Bugatti Circuit at Le Mans, a permanent 4.185 km layout built inside the grounds of the famous Circuit de la Sarthe, hosted the French Grand Prix in 1967. The full 13 km circuit is synonymous with the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, but Formula 1 used the shorter Bugatti track, which combined straights with tighter, more technical sections. The 1967 race, won by Jack Brabham, was the only time the circuit hosted the World Championship.
- First Race
- 1967
- Last Race
- 1967
- Total Races
- 1(rank 67)
Most driver wins
- 1stJ. Brabham1 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stD. Hulme1 podiums
- 1stJ. Stewart1 podiums
- 1stJ. Brabham1 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stC. Amon1 starts
- 1stG. Hill1 starts
- 1stD. Hulme1 starts
- 1stJ. Stewart1 starts
- 1stP. Rodríguez1 starts
- 1stJ. Siffert1 starts
- 1stJ. Brabham1 starts
- 1stJ. Rindt1 starts
- 1stB. McLaren1 starts
- 1stD. Gurney1 starts
- 1stJ. Clark1 starts
- 1stM. Spence1 starts
- 1stB. Anderson1 starts
- 1stC. Irwin1 starts
- 1stG. Ligier1 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st1 wins
Most constructor podiums
- 1st2 podiums
- 2nd1 podiums
Year | More Info |
|---|---|
| 1967 | Race Details |