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As of June 1974

1974 Swedish Grand Prix

🇸🇪 Sweden Scandinavian Raceway, Anderstorp, Sweden Round 7 of 15

Going Into This Race

WDC Leader
24 pts (+2 over P2)
WCC Leader
37 pts (+7 over P2)

Pre-Race Report

Previous race

At Monaco, the Ferraris dominated early with Regazzoni leading from pole. Regazzoni spun and rejoined fifth. Lauda then led until his engine failed, handing the lead to Peterson, who won. Scheckter finished second, Jarier’s Shadow third.

Entrants

Several changes since Monaco. Brian Redman has retired from Formula One; Bertil Roos replaces him at Shadow. Reine Wisell takes over at March from Hans-Joachim Stuck. Arturo Merzario is unwell, with Richard Robarts stepping into the Iso-Marlboro. Leo Kinnunen makes his debut. Tom Belsø crashed his car in practice and, with no spare available, lent it to Robarts — Belsø did not start.

Vern Schuppan failed to qualify but started illegally from 26th place; he completed the race and was then disqualified.

At this race Leo Kinnunen becomes the first Finnish driver to start a Formula One Grand Prix, and runs with an open-face helmet — the last time a driver will do so in Formula One.

Qualifying

Patrick Depailler takes pole position, with teammate Jody Scheckter alongside. The two Tyrrells dominate the front of the grid.

Adapted by AI summarisation from “1974 Swedish Grand Prix” on Wikipedia . This adapted text is licensed under CC-BY-SA-4.0 . Modifications: summarised and spoiler-trimmed.

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PosTeamPtsWins
1McLaren373
2Ferrari301
3Tyrrell160
4Team Lotus131
5Brabham101