Race Title: | Bridgehampton Grand Prix |
Track Map: | Bridgehampton_1957.png |
Venue: | Bridgehampton Race Circuit |
First Race: | 1961 |
Last Race: | 1969 |
Previous Names: | Bridgehampton Double 500 |
Most Wins Driver: | Walt Hansgen (2) Dan Gurney (2) Denny Hulme (2) |
Most Wins Team: | McLaren Cars, Ltd. (2) |
Most Wins Manufacturer: | McLaren (3) |
The Bridgehampton Grand Prix was a sports car race held at Bridgehampton Race Circuit between 1961 and 1969.
Year | Overall Winner(s) | Entrant | Car | Distance/Duration | Race Title | Report | |
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SCCA National Sports Car Championship | |||||||
1961 | 71.3miles | Bridgehampton National Races | report | ||||
World Sportscar Championship | |||||||
1962 | 400km (200miles) | Bridgehampton Double 400 | report | ||||
1963 | John Edgar | 500km (300miles) | Bridgehampton Double 500 | report | |||
1964 | 500km (300miles) | Bridgehampton Double 500 | report | ||||
1965 | 500km (300miles) | Bridgehampton Double 500 | report | ||||
Can-Am Challenge Cup | |||||||
1966 | 200miles | Bridgehampton Grand Prix | report | ||||
1967 | 200miles | Chevron Grand Prix | report | ||||
1968 | 200miles | Bridgehampton Grand Prix | report | ||||
1969 | 200miles | Inver House Scotch Grand Prix | report |
In 1964, only GT cars counted towards the World Sportscar Championship; the top GT finisher was Ken Miles in a Shelby Cobra.