1972 World Championship Victory Race

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1972 World Championship Victory Race
Non-championship race in the 1972 Formula One season
Race details
Date 22 October 1972
Official name John Player Challenge Trophy
Location Brands Hatch, Kent
Course Permanent racing facility
Course length 4.265 km (2.65 miles)
Distance 40 laps, 170.59 km (106 miles)
Pole position
Driver Lotus-Ford
Time 1:20.8
Fastest lap
Driver Brazil Emerson Fittipaldi Lotus-Ford
Time 1:23.8
Podium
First BRM
Second Surtees-Ford
Third Surtees-Ford

The 2nd World Championship Victory Race, formally the John Player Challenge Trophy, was a motor race, run to Formula One rules, held on 22 October 1972 at Brands Hatch, Kent. The race was run over 40 laps of the circuit. Jean-Pierre Beltoise won in his BRM P180. The entry included several Formula 5000 cars.

Qualifying

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Note: a blue background indicates a Formula 5000 entrant.

Pos. No. Driver Constructor Lap Gap
1 1 Brazil Emerson Fittipaldi Lotus-Ford 1:20.8
2 12 Sweden Ronnie Peterson March-Ford 1:21.4 +0.6
3 8 United Kingdom Brian Redman McLaren-Ford 1:21.8 +1.0
4 9 United Kingdom Mike Hailwood Surtees-Ford 1:22.4 +1.6
5 10 Brazil Carlos Pace Surtees-Ford 1:22.4 +1.6
6 7 South Africa Jody Scheckter McLaren-Ford 1:22.4 +1.6
7 3 France Jean-Pierre Beltoise BRM 1:23.0 +2.2
8 52 New Zealand Graham McRae McRae-Chevrolet 1:23.2 +2.4
9 5 United Kingdom Peter Gethin BRM 1:23.2 +2.4
10 23 United Kingdom John Watson March-Ford 1:23.6 +2.8
11 20 Argentina Carlos Reutemann Brabham-Ford 1:24.0 +3.2
12 11 Italy Andrea de Adamich Surtees-Ford 1:24.0 +3.2
13 68 Australia Frank Gardner Lola-Chevrolet 1:24.0 +3.2
14 17 France Henri Pescarolo March-Ford 1:24.2 +3.4
15 19 United Kingdom Graham Hill Brabham-Ford 1:24.2 +3.4
16 4 Australia Vern Schuppan BRM 1:24.2 +3.4
17 14 United Kingdom Mike Beuttler March-Ford 1:24.6 +3.8
18 60 Canada John Cannon March-Oldsmobile 1:25.6 +4.8
19 39 Netherlands Gijs van Lennep Surtees-Chevrolet 1:25.6 +4.8
20 42 United Kingdom Alan Rollinson Lola-Chevrolet 1:25.8 +5.0
21 16 New Zealand Chris Amon Politoys-Ford 1:26.4 +5.6
22 44 United Kingdom Steve Thompson Surtees-Chevrolet 1:27.0 +6.2
23 38 United Kingdom Ray Allen McLaren-Chevrolet 1:28.8 +8.0
24 36 United Kingdom Ian Ashley Lola-Chevrolet 1:28.8 +8.0
25 48 United Kingdom Clive Santo McLaren-Chevrolet 1:28.8 +8.0
26 34 United Kingdom Guy Edwards McLaren-Chevrolet 1:29.2 +8.4
27 40 United Kingdom Tony Lanfranchi McLaren-Chevrolet 1:29.8 +9.0
28 65 United Kingdom Clive Baker McLaren-Chevrolet 1:30.2 +9.4
29 51 United Kingdom David Prophet McLaren-Chevrolet 1:30.2 +9.4
30 63 Belgium Teddy Pilette McLaren-Chevrolet 1:30.4 +9.6
31 22 United Kingdom David Purley Connew-Ford 1:30.8 +10.0
32 35 United States Brett Lunger McRae-Chevrolet 1:32.0 +11.2
33 31 United Kingdom Keith Holland Chevron-Chevrolet n/a † -
34 67 United Kingdom Roger Williamson Kitchmac-Chevrolet 1:33.8 +13.0
35 53 Switzerland Pierre Soukry McLaren-Chevrolet 1:33.8 +13.0
36 16 France François Migault March-Ford 6:56.2 +5:35.4
37 32 United Kingdom Tony Dean McLaren-Chevrolet No time -
38 220 United Kingdom Chris Featherstone Lola-Chevrolet No time -
Source:[1][2][3]

† Holland's car was qualified by Brian Redman.

Race

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Pos. No. Driver Entrant Constructor Time/Retired Grid
1 3 France Jean-Pierre Beltoise Marlboro BRM BRM 59:47.8 7
2 10 Brazil Carlos Pace Team Surtees Surtees-Ford + 6.6 s 5
3 11 Italy Andrea de Adamich Team Surtees Surtees-Ford 12
4 4 Australia Vern Schuppan Marlboro BRM BRM + 1 lap 15
5 5 United Kingdom Peter Gethin Marlboro BRM BRM + 1 lap 9
6 23 United Kingdom John Watson Hexagon of Highgate March-Ford + 1 lap 10
7 8 United Kingdom Brian Redman Yardley Team McLaren McLaren-Ford + 1 lap 3
8 12 Sweden Ronnie Peterson March Engineering March-Ford + 1 lap 2
9 9 United Kingdom Mike Hailwood Team Surtees Surtees-Ford + 2 laps 4
10 20 Argentina Carlos Reutemann Motor Racing Developments Brabham-Ford + 2 laps 11
11 31 United Kingdom Keith Holland Sid Taylor Racing Chevron-Chevrolet + 2 laps 31
12 52 New Zealand Graham McRae Crown Lynn Potteries McRae-Chevrolet + 3 laps 8
13 36 United Kingdom Ian Ashley WMG Marketing Lola-Chevrolet + 3 laps 23
14 42 United Kingdom Alan Rollinson Alan McKechnie Racing Lola-Chevrolet + 3 laps 19
15 14 United Kingdom Mike Beuttler Clarke-Mordaunt-Guthrie-Durlacher Racing March-Ford + 3 laps 16
16 60 Canada John Cannon Sid Taylor Racing March-Oldsmobile + 3 laps 17
17 35 United States Brett Lunger Jock Russell McRae-Chevrolet + 4 laps 30
NC 7 South Africa Jody Scheckter Yardley Team McLaren McLaren-Ford + 6 laps 6
Ret 39 Netherlands Gijs van Lennep Speed International Racing Surtees-Chevrolet Tyre wear 18
Ret 16 New Zealand Chris Amon Frank Williams Racing Cars Politoys-Ford Engine 20
Ret 1 Brazil Emerson Fittipaldi Team Lotus Lotus-Ford Oil pressure 1
Ret 67 United Kingdom Roger Williamson Powrmatic H&V Kitchmac-Chevrolet Tyre wear 32
Ret 63 Belgium Teddy Pilette Racing Team VDS McLaren-Chevrolet Valve gear 28
Ret 19 United Kingdom Graham Hill Motor Racing Developments Brabham-Ford Gear linkage 14
Ret 38 United Kingdom Ray Allen Speed International Racing McLaren-Chevrolet Stopped 22
Ret 65 United Kingdom Clive Baker Clive Baker McLaren-Chevrolet Stopped 26
Ret 17 France Henri Pescarolo Frank Williams Racing Cars March-Cosworth Steering damage 13
DNS 44 United Kingdom Steve Thompson Alan Brodle McLaren-Chevrolet Engine 21
DNS 34 United Kingdom Guy Edwards J. T. Butterworth McLaren-Chevrolet Engine 24
DNS 40 United Kingdom Tony Lanfranchi Speed International Racing McLaren-Chevrolet Car not ready 25
DNS 51 United Kingdom David Prophet David Prophet Racing McLaren-Chevrolet Car damaged 27
DNS 22 United Kingdom David Purley LEC Refrigeration Racing Connew-Ford Electrical 29
DNS 68 Australia Frank Gardner Lola Cars Lola-Chevrolet Withdrawn
DNS 48 United Kingdom Clive Santo Clive Santo McLaren-Chevrolet Engine
DNS 16 France François Migault Écurie Volant Shell March-Ford Practice accident
DNQ 53 Switzerland Pierre Soukry Pierre Soukry McLaren-Chevrolet
DNQ 32 United Kingdom Tony Dean A.G. Dean McLaren-Chevrolet
DNQ 220 United Kingdom Chris Featherstone Chris Featherstone Lola-Chevrolet
Source:[1][2][4]

References

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  1. ^ a b "John Player Challenge Trophy - Brands Hatch, 22 Oct 1972". OldRacingCars. Retrieved December 13, 2019.
  2. ^ a b "1972 John Player Challenge". Motor Sport. Retrieved December 13, 2019.
  3. ^ "John Player Challenge Trophy - (Qualifying Results)". RacingSportCars. Retrieved December 13, 2019.
  4. ^ "John Player Challenge Trophy - (Race Results)". RacingSportCars. Retrieved December 13, 2019.
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  • Race results at www.silhouet.com [1]


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