Энциклопедия Формулы 1:
1950-2020

Rambler's Top100

Гонщики, S

Курсивом отмечены гонщики,
выступавшие только
в Indy 500 (1950-1960)

Южная Африка
Южная Африка

Ян Шектер

Scheckter, Ian

Ян Шектер / Scheckter, Ian

(c) 'Who is Who' by Steve Small, 2000

Родился:

22.08.1947

Ист-Лондон

Сезонов в Ф1:

4

Лет в Ф1:

4

Гран При:

20

Старты:

18*

*не стартовал:

3

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Лучший финиш:

10

Лучший старт:

16

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676

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2910.06

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Ф1: 1974-1977

Ян Шектер / Scheckter, Ian - 1974-1977

Год

Команда

Шасси

1974Hesketh RacingHesketh 308
Hesketh 308
Team GunstonLotus 72E
Lotus 72E
1975Lexington RacingTyrrell 007
Tyrrell 007
Frank Williams Racing CarsWilliams FW03
Williams FW03
Williams FW04
Williams FW04
1976Lexington RacingTyrrell 007
Tyrrell 007
1977Team Rothmans InternationalMarch 761B
March 761B
March 771
March 771

Ian, the elder brother of World Champion Jody, followed his brother to Europe in mid-1972 after winning the domestic Formula Ford series with a Merlyn. After a brief stay, during which he proved his competitiveness, Scheckter returned to South Africa to contest the national championship in a Team Gunston Chevron and attempt to break Dave Charlton's long-held stranglehold on the title.

Ian made his Grand Prix debut at Kyalami in 1974 and had a handful of Formula 1 outings over the next couple of years, but it was only after he had finally clinched the South African championship (by now for Formula Atlantic cars) in 1976 that he took up the offer of a full-time Grand Prix drive with March in 1977.

The season was an utter shambles for the bewildered Scheckter, who managed just two finishes from 13 starts, and his Formula 1 career was buried. He returned home to renew his successful association with Lexington Racing, winning the Atlantic tiles in 1977-78 and 1978-79, before switching to saloon car racing with BMW South Africa's 535L His son Jaki now follows in the family footsteps racing in junior single-seaters.

(c) 'Who is Who' by Steve Small, 2000

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