British- Championship
- 14th60 pts to the leader
- Points
- 3pts5 rounds started
Vic Elford, a British driver, raced for Cooper-Maserati and then McLaren-Ford in the 1969 Formula 1 season with car number 12. Elford was born on 10 June 1935. Elford finished 14th in the 1969 drivers' championship with 3 points and no wins or podiums – 60 points behind champion Jackie Stewart.
Elford's best result was 5th at the French Grand Prix. Elford's teammate was Denny Hulme; Elford trailed their qualifying head-to-head 0–4 and was level in the race head-to-head 2–2.
Elford scored points in 2 of 5 Grands Prix. From grid to flag, Elford gained a net 24 places across 4 classified finishes. Elford scored 6% of McLaren-Ford's 1969 total of 49 points.
Final 1969 results after 11 rounds. Data: Jolpica F1 API.
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Vic Elford: quick facts
Short answers about Elford's 1969 season.
What team did Vic Elford drive for in 1969?
Vic Elford drove for Cooper-Maserati and McLaren-Ford in 1969, ending the season with McLaren-Ford.
What car number did Vic Elford use in 1969?
Vic Elford raced with car number 12 in 1969.
How many points did Vic Elford score in 1969?
Vic Elford scored 3 points in 1969 and finished 14th in the drivers' championship, 60 points behind champion Jackie Stewart.
How many races did Vic Elford win in 1969?
Vic Elford did not win a Grand Prix in 1969. Elford's best result was 5th at the French Grand Prix.
Who was Vic Elford's teammate in 1969?
Denny Hulme was Vic Elford's teammate at McLaren-Ford in 1969. Elford trailed the qualifying head-to-head 0–4 and was level in the race head-to-head 2–2.
