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The Sun Trophy – 1978

The Sun Trophy – 1978

The Sun Trophy – 1978

March 781

March 781

Jörg Zaborowski

Jörg Zaborowski

Anglia TV Trophy – 1978

Anglia TV Trophy – 1978

Danny Ongais

Danny Ongais

Shadow DN9

Shadow DN9

301st GP – United States West 1978

301st GP – United States West 1978

Walter Raus

Walter Raus

Carlo Giorgio

Carlo Giorgio

John C. Cooper

John C. Cooper

Evening News Trophy – 1978

Evening News Trophy – 1978

March ‘762’

Scott P1

March 752/761

Scott

Scott

Nigel Clarkson

Nigel Clarkson

Warren Booth

Warren Booth

International Gold Cup – 1978

International Gold Cup – 1978

Extra Championship GPs – 1978

Lotus 79

Lotus 79

International Trophy – 1978

International Trophy – 1978

Martini MK23

Martini MK23

Ligier JS7/JS9

Ligier JS7/JS9

Ferrari 312T3

Ferrari 312T3

Brabham BT46

Brabham BT46

Martini

Martini

Rolf Stommelen

Rolf Stommelen

300th GP – South Africa 1978

300th GP – South Africa 1978

Arrows FA1

Arrows FA1

299th GP – Brazil 1978

299th GP – Brazil 1978

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Merzario A1

Merzario A1

Theodore TR1

Theodore TR1

McLaren M23 – 78

McLaren M23 – 78

Williams FW06

Williams FW06

Ligier JS7 – 78

Ligier JS7 – 78

Hesketh 308E – 78

Hesketh 308E – 78

Ensign N177 – 78

Ensign N177 – 78

Wolf WR – 78

Wolf WR – 78

Surtees TS19 – 78

Surtees TS19 – 78

Shadow DN8 – 78

Shadow DN8 – 78

Renault RS01 – 78

Renault RS01 – 78

Fittipaldi F5A

Fittipaldi F5A

Ferrari 312T2 – 78

Ferrari 312T2 – 78

ATS HS1

ATS HS1

McLaren M26 – 78

McLaren M26 – 78

Lotus 78 – 78

Lotus 78 – 78

Tyrrell 008

Tyrrell 008

Brabham BT45C

Brabham BT45C

Divina Galica

Divina Galica

Lamberto Leoni

Lamberto Leoni

Brett Lunger

Brett Lunger

Ronnie Peterson

Ronnie Peterson

298th GP – Argentina 1978

298th GP – Argentina 1978

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ON THIS DAY

  • John Cordts born in 1935.
  • Jim Hall born in 1935.
  • Torsten Palm born in 1947.
  • Jean-Claude Rudaz born in 1942.
  • Tony Dean born in 1932.
  • Richard Odlum born in 1922.
  • Asser Wallenius born in 1902.
  • Ulrich Maag born in 1910.
  • Duval born in 1896.
  • Roy Newman died in 1970.
  • Paul Morand died in 1976.
  • Innes Ireland won the Grosser Preis der Solitude 1961.
  • John Love won the General Governor Cup 1967.
  • Louis Rosier won the Grote Prijs van Nederland 1950.
  • Rudolf Caracciola won the Grosser Preis von Deutschland 1939.
  • Max Verstappen won the Hungarian Grand Prix 2023.

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