Niki had so many awesome dads, no wonder he later adopted all the grid himself
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Niki had so many awesome dads, no wonder he later adopted all the grid himself
I’ve come to pawn my teammate
James Hunt with Niki Lauda and Clay Regazzoni on the podium after James's first race win at Zandvoort in June 1975. Photographer unknown, photo from LAT Images
Niki and Clay are probably one of my favorite duos, they just seemed to get along so well
50 YEARS OF THE 1976 FORMULA ONE SEASON - RACE 8: FRANCE
At Circuit Paul Ricard, James Hunt claimed pole position with Niki Lauda right next to him on the grid and Patrick Depailler third, continuing Tyrell's excellent form. Off the line, Lauda sped past Hunt and held a comfortable lead until his Ferrari retired with engine failure. Clay Regazzoni, now second, was close behind Hunt; however, his engine failed, causing him to retire. After this, any challenge to Hunt's lead evaporated, and he went on to win twelve seconds in front of Depailler, who was also now second in the Drivers' Championship standings. Jody Scheckter, in the other Tyrell, was in contention for third until his engine started to fade away, giving John Watson in a Penske third place. It was the first podium finish for both Watson and Penske.
Clay Regazzoni (Ferrari S.p.A. - Ferrari 312 B2 #005 Ferrari F12) Grand Prix d'Allemagne - Nürburgring Nordschleife 1971. © LAT - Getty. - source Carros e Pilotos.