1965 Monaco Grand Prix

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Jim Clark, Dan Gurney and Mike Spence of Team Lotus did not participate in the Grand Prix. The team instead chose to race in the 1965 Indy 500, held the following day, which Clark won.[1][2] New Zealand driver and future World Champion Denny Hulme made his Formula One World Championship debut at this Grand Prix, finishing eighth.[3]

As of 2025Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters"., this race marked the second and most recent time a driver has crashed into the harbour when Paul Hawkins fell in on lap 79. Alberto Ascari first crashed there during his accident at the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix.[4][5]

Background

After debuting with Brabham at the previous race, Honda also made use of Goodyear rather than Dunlop tires in this race.[6]

Race report

Hill and Stewart, both in BRMs, led the race from the start. Both spun, Hill after the car in front of him sprayed the track with parts, and Bandini took over the lead. Brabham, using the new, 32-valve Coventry Climax FWMV Mark 7 engine, overtook Bandini until the new engine blew up on the 43rd lap. Ferrari was now in first and second, with Bandini using the flat-twelve design (Ferrari 1512) while Surtees had opted for the V8-engined Ferrari 158. Hill, however, had stayed in the race and was steadily closing in. During the chase, the lap record was beaten several times. On lap 65, Hill had got past both Ferraris and went on to build up a sizable lead, eventually winning by over a minute. Surtees ran out of petrol on the last lap, allowing Stewart to pip him for third place, with McLaren and Siffert rounding out the points-paying positions.[4]

Classification

Qualifying

Pos No Driver Constructor Time Gap
1 3 Template:Flagicon Graham Hill BRM 1:32.5
2 1 Template:Flagicon Jack Brabham Brabham–Climax 1:32.8 +0.3
3 4 Template:Flagicon Jackie Stewart BRM 1:32.9 +0.4
4 17 Template:Flagicon Lorenzo Bandini Ferrari 1:33.0 +0.5
5 18 Template:Flagicon John Surtees Ferrari 1:33.2 +0.7
6 15 Template:Flagicon Richard Attwood Lotus–BRM 1:33.9 +1.4
7 7 Template:Flagicon Bruce McLaren Cooper–Climax 1:34.3 +1.8
8 2 Template:Flagicon Denny Hulme Brabham–Climax 1:34.5 +2.0
9 9 Template:Flagicon Bob Anderson Brabham–Climax 1:35.5 +3.0
10 14 Template:Flagicon Jo Siffert Brabham–BRM 1:36.0 +3.5
11 11 Template:Flagicon Frank Gardner Brabham–BRM 1:36.0 +3.5
12 16 Template:Flagicon Mike Hailwood Lotus–BRM 1:36.5 +4.0
13 12 Template:Flagicon Jo Bonnier Brabham–Climax 1:36.5 +4.0
14 10 Template:Flagicon Paul Hawkins Lotus–Climax 1:37.0 +4.5
15 19 Template:Flagicon Ronnie Bucknum Honda 1:37.0 +4.5
16 20 Template:Flagicon Richie Ginther Honda 1:37.5 +5.0
17 8 Template:Flagicon Jochen Rindt Cooper–Climax 1:39.7 +7.2
Source:[7][8]

Race

Pos No Driver Constructor Tyre Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 3 Template:Flagicon Graham Hill BRM D 100 2:37:39.6 1 9
2 17 Template:Flagicon Lorenzo Bandini Ferrari D 100 +1:04.0 4 6
3 4 Template:Flagicon Jackie Stewart BRM D 100 +1:41.9 3 4
4 18 Template:Flagicon John Surtees Ferrari D 99 Out of Fuel 5 3
5 7 Template:Flagicon Bruce McLaren Cooper-Climax D 98 +2 Laps 7 2
6 14 Template:Flagicon Jo Siffert Brabham-BRM D 98 +2 Laps 10 1
7 12 Template:Flagicon Jo Bonnier Brabham-Climax D 97 +3 Laps 13
8 2 Template:Flagicon Denny Hulme Brabham-Climax G 92 +8 Laps 8
9 9 Template:Flagicon Bob Anderson Brabham-Climax D 85 +15 Laps 9
10 10 Template:Flagicon Paul Hawkins Lotus-Climax D 79 Accident 14
Ret 1 Template:Flagicon Jack Brabham Brabham-Climax G 43 Engine 2
Ret 15 Template:Flagicon Richard Attwood Lotus-BRM D 43 Wheel 6
Ret 19 Template:Flagicon Ronnie Bucknum Honda G 33 Gearbox 15
Ret 11 Template:Flagicon Frank Gardner Brabham-BRM D 29 Engine 11
Ret 16 Template:Flagicon Mike Hailwood Lotus-BRM D 12 Gearbox 12
Ret 20 Template:Flagicon Richie Ginther Honda G 0 Halfshaft 16
DNQ 8 Template:Flagicon Jochen Rindt Cooper-Climax D
Source:[9]

Championship standings after the race

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  • Notes: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

References

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