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The 1960-1969 Decade in Formula 1
The 1960-1969 decade is a period of profound change and growth for Formula 1, marked by the rise of legendary drivers, technological innovation, and increasing competitiveness. The decade begins with Jack Brabham asserting himself as a dominant force, winning two World Championships (1960 and 1966) with his own team, Brabham, highlighting the growing importance of constructor-led teams in the sport. The mid-60s is defined by the supremacy of Jim Clark, who wins two World Championships (1963 and 1965) driving for Lotus.
