User:DH85868993/Reference#F2 races concurrent with WDC F1 races

1957 German Grand Prix

• Mike Lang's Grand Prix! indicates that F1 and F2 cars were mixed on the grid
• The Wikipedia page highlights F2 cars in yellow, notes that they weren't eligible for points and states that "some sources don't count them in statistics"
• Jack Brabham participated in a F2 car
• This race is not shaded in Jack Brabham's Complete Formula One results table

1958 German Grand Prix

• The grid layout shown in Mike Lang's Grand Prix! is confusing!
• The Wikipedia page highlights F2 cars in yellow, notes that they weren't eligible for points and states that "some sources don't count them in statistics"
• Jack Brabham participated in a F2 car
• This race is shaded in Jack Brabham's Complete Formula One results table
• Bruce McLaren participated in a F2 car
• McLaren finished 5th on the road but did not receive World Championship points
• This race is not listed in Bruce McLaren's "Complete F1 results" table

1958 Moroccan Grand Prix

• Mike Lang's Grand Prix! indicates that F1 and F2 cars were mixed on the grid
• The F2 cars are shown on the Wikipedia page but they're not highlighted and there's no comment about them
• Jack Brabham participated in a F2 car
• This race is shaded in Jack Brabham's Complete Formula One results table
• This was the only WDC race for Andre Guelfi, Tom Bridger, Robert La Caze and François Picard, who competed in F2 cars. Each of these drivers has 1 race against their name in the List of Formula One drivers and this race is shaded in their "Complete Formula One results" table

1966 German Grand Prix

• Mike Lang's Grand Prix! indicates that F1 and F2 cars were mixed on the grid
• The Wikipedia page doesn't list the F2 cars at all
• Hubert Hahne competed in a F2 car
• This race isn't shown on Hahne's "Complete Formula One results" table

1967 German Grand Prix

• Mike Lang's Grand Prix! indicates that the F2 cars had a separate grid behind the F1 grid
• The Wikipedia page doesn't list the F2 cars at all
• This was the only WDC race for Brian Hart, who competed in a F2 car
• The List of Formula One drivers shows 1 race for Brian Hart, but notes that he "never started a WDC race"

1969 German Grand Prix

• Mike Lang's Grand Prix! indicates that the F2 cars had a separate grid behind the F1 grid
• The Wikipedia page shows the F2 cars but notes that they had a separate grid and weren't eligible for WDC points.
• This was the only WDC race for Xavier Perrot, who competed in a F2 car
• Perrot is not included at all in the List of Formula One drivers

• Jack Brabham competed in a F2 car in the 1957 German Grand Prix, 1958 German Grand Prix and 1958 Moroccan Grand Prix
• Excluding these three races, Brabham started in 123 WDC races, and non-started in two others
• So his race stats must be either "125 races (123 starts)" if you don't count the F2 participations or "128 races (126 starts)" if you do
• Both the Jack Brabham page and List of Formula One drivers show 128 races for Brabham
• Currently, in Jack Brabham's Complete Formula One results table, the two 1958 races are shaded but the 1957 race is not
• [http://www.formula1.com/archive/halloffame/driver/133.html Formula1.com] credits Brabham with 125 starts
• FORIX credits him with 128 presences, 126 starts
• [http://www.gpracing.net192.com/drivers/careers/83.cfm "Grand Prix Racing - The Whole Story"] credits Brabham with 128 entries and 126 starts

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position)

• Australian Grand Prix
• Frank Williams
• Jackie Stewart
• Martin Brundle
• Phil Hill
• Sauber

• 2004 Formula One season
• 2006 Formula One season
• 2007 Formula One season
• Alain Prost
• Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet
• Bobby Rahal
• Brabham
• BRDC International Trophy
• Bridgestone
• British American Racing
• Craig Pollock
• Dallara
• Eddie Cheever
• Elio de Angelis
• Formula One
• Gabriele Tarquini
• Giovanna Amati
• Grand Prix Manufacturers Association
• Grand Prix World Championship
• Harvey Postlethwaite
• Honda RA272
• Honda Racing F1
• Ilmor
• Japanese Grand Prix
• Jenson Button
• Juan Pablo Montoya
• Judd (engine)
• Kunimitsu Takahashi
• Long Beach Grand Prix
• March Engineering
• Michael Andretti
• Mike Hailwood
• Mugen Motorsports
• Nick Fry
• Onyx (racing team)
• Satoru Nakajima
• Sauber
• Simtek
• Spirit (racing team)
• Suzuka Circuit
• Takuma Sato
• Team Lotus
• Toyota F1
• United States Grand Prix East

• 2006 Formula One season
• 2007 Formula One season
• 2008 Formula One season
• Aguri Suzuki
• Allan McNish
• Anglo American Racers
• Auto racing
• Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
• Bobby Rahal
• Dallara
• Dan Gurney
• Érik Comas
• Formula One
• Fuji Speedway
• Gil de Ferran
• Gustav Brunner
• Hideki Noda
• Jacques Villeneuve
• John Howett
• Juan Pablo Montoya
• Judd (engine)
• Julian Bailey
• Max Papis
• Mo Nunn
• Mugen Motorsports
• Nigel Mansell
• Olivier Panis
• Osella
• Ove Andersson
• Panasonic
• Roland Ratzenberger
• Slim Borgudd
• Suzuka Circuit
• Tomas Scheckter
• Toranosuke Takagi
• Toyota F1
• Tsutomu Tomita
• WilliamsF1

• Kazuki Nakajima
• Martin Brundle

• Bernie Ecclestone
• Brabham
• Conrero
• Enzo Ferrari
• Formula One
• Giuseppe Campari
• Maserati
• Tazio Nuvolari

• Aurelio Lampredi
• Automobili Turismo e Sport
• Ferrari Colombo engine
• Ferrari Dino engine
• Gioacchino Colombo
• Grand Prix motor racing
• Vittorio Jano

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F1 race reports leads:

• 1950-2005 good
• some 2005 say "from April 1-3"
• 2006-2008 not checked
• 2009: many just say "was the Nth round of the 2009 Formula One season"
• 2010: most just say "was the Nth round of the 2010 Formula One season"