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1 day ago · Scheckter’s 312 T4 was the star, though, shooting past its €5.25–€6.5M estimate and selling for more than any car there. While neither a record price for a Formula 1 car nor for a Formula 1 Ferrari (a handful of ex-Schumacher cars have sold for more), it’s noticeably more than Niki Lauda’s 1975 title-winning 312 T, which sold for £ ...
5 days ago · Jody Scheckter, the most famous South African F1 driver, entered 12 cars from his personal collection into RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale. This included his 1979 Ferrari 312 T4, in which he won three Grands Prix titles. The 74-year-old saw his Ferrari 312 T4 fetch a whopping sum of €7 655 000 (around R152 million), the second-highest for a ...
5 days ago · Jody Scheckter, the most famous South African F1 driver, entered 12 cars from his personal collection into RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale. This included his 1979 Ferrari 312 T4, in which he won three ...
1 day ago · 1977 — Jody Scheckter driving a Wolf-Ford holds off Austria’s Niki Lauda in a Ferrari to win the Monaco Grand Prix by less than a second for his second triumph of the season...
5 days ago · Jody Scheckter: Starts: 112 World championships: 1 World championships (under selected PSS): 1 Wins: 10 Podiums: 33 Fastest laps: 5 Poles: 3: Country: South Africa: Date of birth: 29/01/1950 Wikipedia: Jody Scheckter
3 days ago · O’Brien accepts this theory as he highlights the example of Jody Scheckter in the 1977 Long Beach GP which he led until four laps from the end when he picked up a puncture letting Mario Andretti through to win. Later in the year, at the Canadian GP, Andretti was leading when he experienced engine problems letting Jody through to win.
8 hours ago · The inaugural race took place in 1929, clinched by British driver William Grover-Williams driving a Type 35 Bugatti. Monaco hosted the second race of the inaugural F1 World Championships in 1950, won by Juan Manuel Fangio, and has been a staple on the calendar since 1955.
