John Surtees dies age 83

Posted: 10.03.2017 / Source: Surtees Family

London, 10 March 2017 – “We deeply mourn the loss of such an incredible, kind and loving man as well as celebrate his amazing life,” a statement from the Surtees family said.

“He has set a very real example of someone who kept pushing himself at his peak and one who continued fighting until the very end.”

His wife, Jane and daughters, Leonora and Edwina were by his side.

 

Nationality GBR
Born 11.02.1934, Tatsfield – Surrey
Deceased 10.03.2017, London

Races:

Date Round Ferrari S/N No Team Result
26.05.1963 Grand Prix of Monaco 156 F1 0001 21 Scuderia Ferrari 4.
09.06.1963 Grand Prix of Belgium 156 F1 0003 9 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/engine
23.06.1963 Grand Prix of the Netherlands 156 F1 0003 1 Scuderia Ferrari 3.
30.06.1963 Grand Prix of France 156 F1 0003 16 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/ fuel pump
20.07.1963 Grand Prix of Great Britain 156 F1 0001 10 Scuderia Ferrari 2.
04.08.1963 Grand Prix of Germany 156 F1 0002 7 Scuderia Ferrari 1.
08.09.1963 Grand Prix of Italy 156 F1 Aero 0004 or 0001   Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/engine
06.10.1963 Grand Prix of USA 156 F1 0003 or 0004 23 Scuderia Ferrari 9./retired/technical defect/brokenvalve
03.11.1963 Grand Prix of Mexico 156 F1 Aero 0003 3 Scuderia Ferrari disqualified
28.12.1963 Grand Prix of South Africa 156 F1 Aero 0003 3 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/engine
             
10.05.1964 Grand Prix of Monaco 158 F1 0005 21 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/gearbox
24.05.1964 Grand Prix of the Netherlands 158 F1 0006 2 Scuderia Ferrari 2.
14.06.1964 Grand Prix of Belgium 158 F1 0006 10 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/ valves
28.06.1964 Grand Prix of France 158 F1 0006 24 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/ oil pump
11.07.1964 Grand Prix of Great Britain 158 F1 0006 7 Scuderia Ferrari 3.
02.08.1964 Grand Prix of Germany 158 F1 0005 7 Scuderia Ferrari 1.
23.08.1964 Grand Prix of Austria 158 F1 0005 7 Scuderia Ferrari retired/ technical defect/rear suspension
06.09.1964 Grand Prix of Italy 158 F1 0006 2 Scuderia Ferrari 1.
04.10.1964 Grand Prix of USA 158 F1 0005 7 NART 2.
25.10.1964 Grand Prix of Mexico 158 F1 0005 7 NART 2.
             
01.01.1965 Grand Prix of South Africa 158 F1 0005 1 Scuderia Ferrari 2.
30.05.1965 Grand Prix of Monaco 158 F1 0006 18 Scuderia Ferrari 4./retired/ no fuel
13.06.1965 Grand Prix of Belgium 158 F1 0006 1 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/engine
27.06.1965 Grand Prix of France 158 F1 0005 2 Scuderia Ferrari 3.
10.07.1965 Grand Prix of Great Britain 1512 F1 0007 1 Scuderia Ferrari 3.
18.07.1965 Grand Prix of the Netherlands 1512 F1   2 Scuderia Ferrari 7.
01.08.1965 Grand Prix of Germany 1512 F1 1118 7 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/gearbox
12.09.1965 Grand Prix of Italy 1512 F1 0009 8 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/ clutch
             
22.05.1966 Grand Prix of Monaco 312 F1 0010 17 Scuderia Ferrari retired/technical defect/ rear axle differential
12.06.1966 Grand Prix of Belgium 312 F1 0010 6 Scuderia Ferrari 1.
             
11.06.1962 GT Race Mallory Park (heat) 250 GTO 3647 GT 44   3.
11.06.1962 GT Race Mallory Park (final) 250 GTO 3647 GT 44   3.
15.07.1962 Scott-Brown Trophy Snetterton 250 GTO 3647 GT 86   3.
06.08.1962 Peco Trophy Brands Hatch 250 GTO 3647 GT 74   4.
18.08.1962 Tourist Trophy Goodwood 250 GTO 3647 GT 6   accident
21.10.1962 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Paris 250 GTO 3647 GT 11   2. overall/ 2. in class
             
23.03.1963 12h Sebring 250 P 0810/ 812 30   1.
23.03.1963 12h Sebring 330 LMB 4381 SA     retired
05.05.1963 Targa Florio 250 P 0810
172
SEFAC
retired
19.05.1963 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 250 P 0812 110   1.
15.-16.06.1963 Le Mans 24 Hours 250 P 0812
23
SEFAC
retired/accident
18.08.1963 Grand Prix of Percusa 156 F1        
14.12.1963 Grand Prix of Kyalami 156 F1        
             
21.03.1964 Sports car Championship – 12h Sebring 330 P 0822 21   3.
12.04.1964 Grand Prix of Siracusa 158 F1        
31.05.1964 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 275 P 0822
143
  46.
20.-21.06.1964 Le Mans 24 Hours 330 P 0822
19
Ferrari S.p.A. S.E.F.A.C.
3.
05.07.1964 Sports car Championship – 12h Reims 250 LM 5909 8   2.
29.08.1964 Sports car Championship – Tourist Trophy Goodwood 250 GTO/64 5573 GT 26   retired/accident
             
01.03.1965 Sports car Championship – Daytona Continental 330 P2 0838
77
  retired
25.04.1965 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Monza 330 P2 0828
60
  2.
23.05.1965 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 330 P2 0828
1
  1.
19.-20.06.1965 Le Mans 24 Hours 330 P2 0828 19
Ferrari S.p.A. S.E.F.A.C.
retired
03.-04.07.1965 Sports car Championship – 12h Reims 365 P2 0826
2
  2.
             
25.04.1966 Sports car Championship – 100 miles Monza 330 P3/4 Berlinetta 0848 14   1.
01.05.1966 Grand Prix of Siracusa 312 F1        
05.06.1966 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 330 P3/P4S Barchetta 0846 1   retired
17.-18.06.1966 Le Mans 24 Hours 330 P3 0848     retired
             
25.04.1970 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Monza 512 S 1004 2 Ferrari S.p.A. S.E.F.A.C. 3. / with P. Schetty
03.05.1970 Targa Florio 512 S Berlinetta       2.
17.05.1970 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Spa 512 S Berlinetta 1038 20 Ferrari S.p.A. S.E.F.A.C. 2.
31.05.1970 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 512 S Spyder 1042 55 Ferrari S.p.A. S.E.F.A.C. 3.
31.05.1970 Sports car Championship – 1000 km Nürburgring 512 S Spyder 1012 56   did not start/accident during practice
13.-14.06.1970 Le Mans 24 Hours 512 S Berlinetta 1038 5   accident

 

Surtees turns 80 – Montezemolo: “A dear friend and an extraordinary champion”

Posted: 11.02.2014 / Source: Ferrari

Maranello, 11 February – Reaching the age of eighty is a wonderful landmark, as are the many and great landmarks first achieved by John Surtees in his time as a racer on two and four wheels. “First of all, he was an extraordinary motorcycle champion before doing the same in motor sport, taking a fantastic Formula 1 World Championship crown with us in 1964,” President Luca di Montezemolo told www.ferrari.com. “He is a dear friend to me and he has always maintained an excellent relationship with our company. On behalf of the entire Ferrari family, I send John all the very best wishes for his birthday!” Apart from winning the championship and four Formula 1 Grands Prix, there were other important victories with the Scuderia racing sports prototypes: two wins in the Nurburgring 1000 Kilometres (1963 and 1965) and one in the 1963 Sebring 12 Hours and the Monza 1000 Kilometres. Today, we dedicate a special photo gallery to John, as well as showing a video shot the last time he was in Maranello, on 29 June 2011, when he met up again with his mechanic from that triumphant 1964 championship, Giulio Borsari, as well as having a long chat with Fernando Alonso, a moment which brought together Scuderia Ferrari past and present.

 

 

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