65
1965 — 1967
BRM
Debut season win at Monza; Spa 1966 crash.
Sir Jackie Stewart
Three titles in nine seasons, then a second career forcing Formula One to take safety seriously.
- Titles
- 3
- Wins
- 27
- Poles
- 17
- Podiums
- 43
- Starts
- 99
- Teams
- 3
Career Chronology
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3 of 3 team stints shown · 1965 — 1973
3 championship seasons in this range:1969 · 1971 · 1973
Full career totals
1965 — 1973 · 9 seasons- Races
- 100
- Wins
- 27
- Podiums
- 43
- Poles
- 17
- Championships
- 3
Win rate 27.0%Podium rate 43.0%Points 360Best season 1969 (6 wins, 7 podiums)Titles 1969, 1971, 1973
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68
1968 — 1969
Matra International (Tyrrell)
1969 world champion.
- 1969 title
70
1970 — 1973
Tyrrell
Titles in 1971 and 1973; retired after 99 starts.
- 1971 title
- 1973 title
The Long Version
He debuted with BRM in 1965 and won the Italian Grand Prix in his first season.
A crash at Spa in 1966, trapped in a car soaked in fuel, began his campaign for circuit safety and medical provision.
Titles with Ken Tyrrell's team in 1969, 1971 and 1973 came with Matra and then Tyrrell chassis.
He returned as a team owner with Stewart Grand Prix in 1997 — the entry that became Red Bull Racing.
Where Those Teams Went
Mercedes-AMG Petronas5 identities
The most-renamed championship team in the sport: Tyrrell became BAR, then Honda, then Brawn, then Mercedes — all at the same Brackley factory.
Cooper Car Company1 identities
A father-and-son workshop in Surbiton that moved the engine behind the driver and made every front-engined car obsolete.
British Racing Motors1 identities
A national project funded by British industry, famous for the shrieking H16 engine and one glorious 1962 championship.
Matra Sports2 identities
A French missile manufacturer that won a world championship in two seasons, then walked away to build V12 sports cars.