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Embassy Hill

British · raced 1975

10Races
0Wins
0Podiums
6Top 10s
10.64Avg Position
17.11Avg Grid Pos

Embassy Hill was the Formula 1 team of the two-time World Champion Graham Hill, who built it after retiring as a driver in 1975. It raced under the name of its tobacco sponsor, and Alan Jones took fifth place at the 1975 German Grand Prix, its best result. The team started 10 Grands Prix, but it ended in November 1975 when a plane carrying Hill, the team's driver Tony Brise and four other members crashed near London.

Top Drivers

Driver
Wins
Pod.
Pts
Alan Jones002
Tony Brise001
François Migault000
Vern Schuppan000
Rolf Stommelen000

Top Circuits

Circuit
Wins
Avg pts
No matches for “”.

Points are Grand Prix points as awarded at the time (sprints excluded); average points are per race started.

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Notable drivers

Most wins for the team, then most races.

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Season by season

Embassy Hill season-by-season championship record
SeasonConstructors' positionWinsPoints
19751103
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Teammate battles

Teammate head-to-head battles at Embassy Hill
SeasonMatchupRace
1975Brise vs Jones2–2
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Drivers who raced for Embassy Hill

Drivers who have raced for Embassy Hill
DriverSeasonsRacesWins
T. Brise197590
A. Jones197540
R. Stommelen197530
F. Migault197510
V. Schuppan197510
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Race results

How Embassy Hill did in every Grand Prix it started: the best grid slot and finish of its cars, the points it scored and each car’s result. Races in which no car took the start are left out unless the team scored sprint points.

197510 racesConstructors’ P11 · 3 pts▾

Drivers: T. Brise, A. Jones, R. Stommelen, F. Migault, V. Schuppan

Embassy Hill race results in 1975
Grand PrixResultPts
14United States Grand PrixDNF0
13Italian Grand PrixDNF0
12Austrian Grand PrixP157 places worse than the team’s season average (P8.1)0
11German Grand PrixP52
10British Grand PrixP100
9French Grand PrixP70
8Dutch Grand PrixP70
7Swedish Grand PrixP61
6Belgian Grand PrixDNF0
3South African Grand PrixP70