Monaco Grand Prix

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Monaco Grand Prix Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo May 22, 1966

Lap distance 3.145 km

Race

	Pos	Driver	Team	Laps
	1	Stewart	BRM	100
	2	Bandini FL	Ferrari	100
	3	NG Hill	BRM	99
	4	Bondurant	BRM	95
Not classified
		Ligier	Cooper	75
		Bonnier	Cooper	73
Retirement
transmission		Ginther	Cooper	80
suspension		Clark	Team Lotus	60
engine		Rindt	Cooper	56
clutch		Siffert	Brabham	35
suspension		Spence	Team Lotus	34
gearbox		Brabham	Brabham	17
transmission		Surtees	Ferrari	16
transmission		Hulme	Brabham	15
oil leak		McLaren	McLaren	9
engine		Anderson	Brabham	3
Not started
		P Hill	Team Lotus	0

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	Pos	Driver	No.	Team	Laps	Last five
	1	Jackie Stewart	12	BRM	100	1
	2	Lorenzo Bandini FL	16	Ferrari	100	2
	3	Graham Hill	11	BRM	99	3
	4	Bob Bondurant	19	BRM	95	4
Not classified
		Guy Ligier	21	Cooper	75
		Jo Bonnier	18	Cooper	73
Retirement
transmission		Richie Ginther	9	Cooper	80
suspension		Jim Clark	4	Team Lotus	60
engine		Jochen Rindt	10	Cooper	56
clutch		Jo Siffert	14	Brabham	35
suspension		Mike Spence	6	Team Lotus	34
gearbox		Jack Brabham	7	Brabham	17
transmission		John Surtees	17	Ferrari	16
transmission		Denny Hulme	8	Brabham	15
oil leak		Bruce McLaren	2	McLaren	9
engine		Bob Anderson	15	Brabham	3
Not started
		Phil Hill	20	Team Lotus	0

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Pos	Driver	Today	Points
1.	Jackie Stewart	9	9
2.	Lorenzo Bandini	6	6
3.	Graham Hill	4	4
4.	Bob Bondurant	3	3
	Bob Anderson		--
	Jo Bonnier		--
	Jack Brabham		--
	Jim Clark		--
	Richie Ginther		--
	Phil Hill		--
	Denny Hulme		--
	Guy Ligier		--
	Bruce McLaren		--
	Jochen Rindt		--
	Jo Siffert		--
	Mike Spence		--
	John Surtees		--

Pos	Constructor	Today	Points
1.	BRM	9	9
2.	Ferrari	6	6
	Brabham / BRM		--
	Brabham / Climax		--
	Brabham / Repco		--
	Cooper / Maserati		--
	McLaren / Ford		--
	Team Lotus / BRM		--
	Team Lotus / Climax		--

1 Jim Clark 1'29.9
2 John Surtees 1'30.1
3 Jackie Stewart 1'30.3
4 Graham Hill 1'30.4
5 Lorenzo Bandini 1'30.5
6 Denny Hulme 1'31.1
7 Jochen Rindt 1'32.2
8 Bob Anderson 1'32.5
9 Richie Ginther 1'32.6
10 Bruce McLaren 1'32.8
11 Jack Brabham 1'32.8
12 Mike Spence 1'33.5
13 Jo Siffert 1'34.4
14 Jo Bonnier 1'35.0
15 Guy Ligier 1'35.2
16 Bob Bondurant 1'37.3

Session start time

Circuit type
Street
Circuit Length
3.340 km
Circuit Turns
19
Circuit Direction
Clockwise
Capacity
120,000
Established
1929 (first race)

Profile Probably the most famous and recognisable circuit on the F1 calendar - and the last throwback to the era of street racing, the Monaco Grand Prix was first staged in 1929 and after being included in the first Formula One world championship season in 1950 and has been an ever-present feature on the calendar since 1955. Full profile

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