约翰·亚瑟·杰克·布拉汉姆












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杰克·布拉汉姆爵士

BrabhamJack1966B.jpg
出生
(1926-04-02) 1926年4月2日（92歲）
澳大利亞新南威爾斯州赫斯特維爾
世界一級方程式錦標賽職業生涯
國籍
 澳大利亚
出賽次數
128（126次发车）
世界冠軍
3（1959年（英语：1959 Formula One season）、1960年（英语：1960 Formula One season）、1966年（英语：1966 Formula One season））
分站冠軍
14
頒獎台
31
生涯積分
253(261)[1]
桿位
13
最快圈速
12
首次出賽
1955年英国大奖赛（英语：1955 British Grand Prix）
首次分站冠軍
1959年摩纳哥大奖赛（英语：1959 Monaco Grand Prix）
最後分站冠軍
1970年南非大奖赛（英语：1970 South African Grand Prix）
最後出賽
1970年墨西哥大奖赛（英语：1970 Mexican Grand prix）

约翰·阿瑟·杰克·布拉汉姆爵士，AO，OBE（英语：Sir John Arthur "Jack" Brabham，1926年4月2日－2014年5月19日），是一位澳大利亚赛车手，也是一级方程式1959（英语：1959 Formula One season）、1960（英语：1960 Formula One season）、1966年（英语：1966 Formula One season）的世界車手冠军。他同时也是布拉汉姆车队其中一位创始者。



参考




  1. ^ Up until 1990, not all points scored by a driver contributed to their final World Championship tally (see 一级方程式积分系统 for more information). Numbers without parentheses are Championship points; numbers in parentheses are total points scored.












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  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb127783136 (data)

  • FAST: 14872

  • GND: 118672924

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 7857 5390

  • LCCN: n50043171

  • NLA: 35021087

  • SUDOC: 16072631X

  • VIAF: 20930266



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