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1962 EC

Extra Championship GPs – 1962

Natal Grand Prix – 1962

Natal Grand Prix – 1962

Rand Grand Prix – 1962

Rand Grand Prix – 1962

Australian Grand Prix – 1962

Australian Grand Prix – 1962

Gran Premio de Mexico – 1962

Gran Premio de Mexico – 1962

International Gold Cup – 1962

International Gold Cup – 1962

Det Danske Grand Prix – 1962

Det Danske Grand Prix – 1962

Gran Premio del Mediterraneo – 1962

Gran Premio del Mediterraneo – 1962

Kanonloppet – 1962

Kanonloppet – 1962

Grosser Preis der Solitude – 1962

Grosser Preis der Solitude – 1962

Grand Prix de Reims – 1962

Grand Prix de Reims – 1962

International 2000 Guineas – 1962

International 2000 Guineas – 1962

Crystal Palace Trophy – 1962

Crystal Palace Trophy – 1962

Gran Premio di Napoli – 1962

Gran Premio di Napoli – 1962

International Trophy – 1962

International Trophy – 1962

Aintree 200 – 1962

Aintree 200 – 1962

Grand Prix de Pau – 1962

Grand Prix de Pau – 1962

Glover Trophy – 1962

Glover Trophy – 1962

Lavant Cup – 1962

Lavant Cup – 1962

Lombank Trophy – 1962

Lombank Trophy – 1962

Grand Prix de Bruxelles – 1962

Grand Prix de Bruxelles – 1962

New Zealand Grand Prix – 1962

New Zealand Grand Prix – 1962

Cape Grand Prix – 1962

Cape Grand Prix – 1962

ON THIS DAY

  • Takuma Sato born in 1977.
  • Jimmy Bryan born in 1926.
  • Juan Manuel Bordeu born in 1934.
  • Brian Shawe-Taylor born in 1915.
  • Gene Hartley born in 1926.
  • Enrico Platé born in 1909.
  • Ian Taylor born in 1947.
  • Georges Avon born in 1907.
  • Willy Rosenstein born in 1892.
  • Oswald Karch died in 2009.
  • Aldo Gordini died in 1995.
  • Jean-Pierre Wimille died in 1949.
  • Louis Villeneuve died in 1969.
  • Allen Pollock died in 1969.
  • Bernd Rosemeyer died in 1938.
  • Guido Ginaldi died in 1972.
  • Emerson Fittipaldi won the Gran Premio de Argentina 1973.
  • Jim Clark won the Teretonga International 1967.
  • Knut Gustaf Sundstedt won the Fredenloppet 1934.

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