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Formula 1 1971 season

The 1971 Formula 1 season ran 11 races and ended with the title going to Jackie Stewart, driving for Tyrrell. Below, every GP with circuit and winner, plus the drivers championship top 10.

The 11 races of 1971

GPCircuitCountryWinner
South African Grand PrixKyalamiSouth AfricaMario Andretti (Ferrari)
Spanish Grand PrixMontjuïcSpainJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
Monaco Grand PrixCircuit de MonacoMonacoJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
Dutch Grand PrixCircuit Park ZandvoortNetherlandsJacky Ickx (Ferrari)
French Grand PrixCircuit Paul RicardFranceJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
British Grand PrixSilverstone CircuitUKJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
German Grand PrixNürburgringGermanyJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
Austrian Grand PrixRed Bull RingAustriaJo Siffert (BRM)
Italian Grand PrixAutodromo Nazionale di MonzaItalyPeter Gethin (BRM)
Canadian Grand PrixMosport International RacewayCanadaJackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
United States Grand PrixWatkins GlenUSAFrançois Cevert (Tyrrell)

1971 championship top 10

#DriverTeamWinsPoints scored
1Jackie Stewart (champion)Tyrrell662
2Ronnie PetersonMarch-Ford / March-Alfa Romeo033
3François CevertTyrrell126
4Jo SiffertBRM119
5Jacky IckxFerrari119
6Emerson FittipaldiLotus-Ford / Lotus-Pratt & Whitney016
7Clay RegazzoniFerrari013
8Mario AndrettiFerrari112
9Peter GethinMcLaren / BRM19
10Chris AmonMatra09

The year in numbers

The season packed 11 races across 11 countries, with 6 different winners over 1971: Jackie Stewart (6), Mario Andretti (1), Jacky Ickx (1), Jo Siffert (1), Peter Gethin (1), François Cevert (1). Jackie Stewart won more than anyone, 6 of the 11 races. The title went to Jackie Stewart (United Kingdom), driving for Tyrrell, the second of the driver's career. On the raw sums of the table, Jackie Stewart closed the year on 62 points, 29 more than Ronnie Peterson. A note for anyone checking official records: until 1990 the rules dropped each driver's worst results, so the raw sums in the table can differ from the official 1971 scores.

To follow the championship thread, see the 1970 season and the 1972 season, or the full list of Formula 1 world champions.

Source: jolpica-f1 historical archive (Apache 2.0 license), successor to Ergast, snapshot of 2026-07-09. This site is independent and not affiliated with Formula One or any team, driver or circuit mentioned.

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