The F1 Grand Prix Journey

1966

The 1966 Formula One World Championship is a highly competitive season, with Jack Brabham claiming his third World Drivers' Championship title. The season consists of 9 races, and it is marked by significant changes in the sport, including the introduction of new regulations and the rise of Brabham's dominance. Jack Brabham, driving for his team, wins the championship after securing four victories, including the French Grand Prix, the British Grand Prix, and the German Grand Prix. Brabham’s success is built on the performance of the Brabham BT19, a car that features a unique rear-engine design and is well-suited to the challenges of the season.