Tyrrell Racing Organisation (historical)

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Tyrrell Racing Organisation was a prominent British Formula One team, best known for its innovative designs—such as the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34—and for winning multiple drivers’ championships in the early 1970s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Formula One team
motor racing constructor
activeInDecade 1970s
1980s
1990s
basedIn Ockham, Surrey
category British Formula One constructors
Defunct Formula One teams
chassisConstructor Tyrrell
constructorDebutRace 1970 Canadian Grand Prix
constructorsTitleYear 1971
country United Kingdom
debutRace 1968 German Grand Prix
disqualifiedSeason 1984 Formula One World Championship
driversChampion Jackie Stewart
linked to: Sir Jackie Stewart
driversChampionSeason 1971
1973
engineSupplier Ford-Cosworth
linked to: Cosworth

Renault
Yamaha
enteredFormulaOneIn 1970
fastestLaps 20
finalRace 1998 Japanese Grand Prix
firstDriversTitleYear 1971
foundedBy Ken Tyrrell
foundedIn 1968
knownFor innovative Formula One car designs
six-wheeled Tyrrell P34
linked to: Tyrrell
namedAfter Ken Tyrrell
notableCar Tyrrell 001
linked to: Tyrrell

Tyrrell 003
linked to: Tyrrell

Tyrrell 006
linked to: Tyrrell

Tyrrell 011
linked to: Tyrrell

Tyrrell 019
Tyrrell 020
Tyrrell P34
notableDesigner Derek Gardner
Harvey Postlethwaite
Maurice Philippe
notableDriver François Cevert
Jackie Stewart
linked to: Sir Jackie Stewart

Jean Alesi
Jody Scheckter
Michele Alboreto
Patrick Depailler
notableInnovation raised-nose Formula One chassis
six-wheel configuration in Formula One
notableSeason 1971 Formula One World Championship
1973 Formula One World Championship
polePositions 14
principal Ken Tyrrell
raceWins 23
reasonFor1984Disqualification technical infringements related to fuel and ballast
soldTo British American Tobacco
successorTeam British American Racing
worldConstructorsChampionshipsWon 1
worldDriversChampionshipsWon 3

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