Гонщики, L |
Love, John |
Курсивом отмечены гонщики, |
| Джон ЛавLove, John |
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Год | Команда | Шасси |
1962 | John Love | Cooper T55 |
1963 | John Love | Cooper T55 |
1964 | Cooper Car Co | ![]() Cooper T73 |
1965 | John Love | Cooper T55 |
1967 | John Love | ![]() Cooper T79 |
1968 | Team Gunston | ![]() Brabham BT20 |
1969 | Team Gunston | ![]() Lotus 49 |
1970 | Team Gunston | ![]() Lotus 49 |
1971 | Team Peco/Gunston | ![]() March 701 |
1972 | Team Gunston | ![]() Surtees TS9 |
John Love was well known in Europe, having ventured to England in 1961 to race Ken Tyrrell's Formula Junior Cooper along with Tony Maggs. Although in his late thirties, Love was back for more in 1962, driving the works Mini-Cooper with spectacular success as well as competing in Formula Junior, but his season was cut short by an accident at Albi in which he sustained a badly broken arm. Business interests kept him at home from then onwards, apart from an abortive trip to the 1964 Italian GP, when his works Cooper was ill prepared.
The first of Love's six South African championships came in 1964, and it was a tally that was only halted by a determined rival in Dave Charlton, with whom he had some ding-dong battles over the years. Success generally eluded John in the local World Championship Grands Prix, though, with the exception of the 1967 event, when only a late pit stop for fuel prevented him taking what would have been a fairy-tale victory.
In addition to his single-seater exploits in South Africa, Love also regularly raced sports cars with distinction in the Springbok series of the late sixties and early seventies.
(c) 'Who is Who' by Steve Small, 2000
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