American Grand Prix Winners

In 50 years of the Formula One World Championship, five American drivers have won a Grand Prix, beginning and ending with the two American World Champions, Phil Hill and Mario Andretti. Dan Gurney's fourth and final win was the only one for an American driver in an American car; Richie Ginther's win was the first for Honda; and Peter Revson's two wins came just over two months apart.

Driver	Year	Car-Engine	Country	Track
Phil Hill	1960	Ferrari 246	Italy	Monza
	1961	Ferrari 156	Belgium	Spa
			Italy	Monza
Dan Gurney	1962	Porsche 804	France	Rouen
	1964	Brabham BT7-Climax	France	Rouen
		Brabham BT7-Climax	Mexico	Hermanos Rodriguez
	1967	Eagle T1G-Weslake	Belgium	Spa
Richie Ginther	1965	Honda RA272	Mexico	Hermanos Rodriguez
Mario Andretti	1971	Ferrari 312B	South Africa	Kyalami
	1976	Lotus 77 R1-Ford	Japan	Fuji
	1977	Lotus 78 R3-Ford	United States	Long Beach
			Spain	Jarama
			France	Dijon-Prenois
			Italy	Monza
	1978	Lotus 78 R3-Ford	Argentina	Buenos Aires
		Lotus 79 R2-Ford	Belgium	Zolder
		Lotus 79 R3-Ford	Spain	Jarama
			France	Ricard-Castellet
			Germany	Hockenheim
		Lotus 79 R4-Ford	Netherlands	Zandvoort
Peter Revson	1973	McLaren M23-Ford	Great Britain	Silverstone
			Canada	Mosport Park

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American World Champions

GP Points by Americans

GP Appearances by Americans