Layout 1973
- F1 period
- 1973
- seasons represented
- 1
- Length
- Data unavailable
- Turns
- Data unavailable
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Race winners
Every winner
10 editionsCompleted World Championship races at this circuit, with winning driver and constructor. A season appears only after the race result is published.
10 matching races
Driver wins
- 1Niki Lauda2
- 2Carlos Reutemann1
- 3Didier Pironi1
- 4Gunnar Nilsson1
- 5Jackie Stewart1
- 6Jody Scheckter1
- 7John Watson1
- 8Mario Andretti1
- 9Michele Alboreto1
Constructor wins
- 1Ferrari4
- 2Team Lotus2
- 3Ligier1
- 4McLaren1
- 5Tyrrell1
- 6Williams1
Counts cover filtered archived races. Shared wins count for each driver; each constructor is counted once per race.
- Year1984Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverMichele AlboretoConstructorFerrari
- Year1982Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverJohn WatsonConstructorMcLaren
- Year1981Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverCarlos ReutemannConstructorWilliams
- Year1980Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverDidier PironiConstructorLigier
- Year1979Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverJody ScheckterConstructorFerrari
- Year1978Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverMario AndrettiConstructorTeam Lotus
- Year1977Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverGunnar NilssonConstructorTeam Lotus
- Year1976Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverNiki LaudaConstructorFerrari
- Year1975Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverNiki LaudaConstructorFerrari
- Year1973Belgian Grand PrixView results →DriverJackie StewartConstructorTyrrell
Race winners
Every pole position
10 editionsDrivers officially credited with pole in each edition. New weekends are added once official data is published, without waiting for the race.
How pole is awarded
Penalties can make the official pole differ from the fastest qualifier. In 2021 Sprint weekends, pole was awarded through the Sprint; from 2022 it comes from Grand Prix qualifying.
10 matching races
Driver poles
- 1Mario Andretti2
- 2Niki Lauda2
- 3Alain Prost1
- 4Alan Jones1
- 5Carlos Reutemann1
- 6Jacques Laffite1
- 7Michele Alboreto1
- 8Ronnie Peterson1
Constructor poles
- 1Ferrari3
- 2Lotus3
- 3Williams2
- 4Ligier1
- 5Renault1
Counts cover filtered archived editions: one pole per Grand Prix, not per session.
- Year1984Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverMichele AlboretoQualifying time: 1:14.846ConstructorFerrari
- Year1982Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverAlain ProstQualifying time: 1:15.701ConstructorRenault
- Year1981Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverCarlos ReutemannQualifying time: 1:22.280ConstructorWilliams
- Year1980Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverAlan JonesQualifying time: 1:19.120ConstructorWilliams
- Year1979Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverJacques LaffiteQualifying time: 1:21.130ConstructorLigier
- Year1978Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverMario AndrettiQualifying time: 1:20.900ConstructorLotus
- Year1977Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverMario AndrettiQualifying time: 1:24.640ConstructorLotus
- Year1976Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverNiki LaudaQualifying time: 1:26.550ConstructorFerrari
- Year1975Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverNiki LaudaQualifying time: 1:25.430ConstructorFerrari
- Year1973Belgian Grand PrixView session →DriverRonnie PetersonQualifying time: 1:22.460ConstructorLotus
Track evolution · 1973–1984
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Configuration timeline
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How the circuit changes
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Layout 1975–1984
- F1 period
- 1975-1982,1984
- seasons represented
- 9
- Length
- 4.262 km
- Turns
- 10
Data applies only to this configuration, according to the linked source; it is not copied to earlier layouts. 1984 · Historical sources ↗
Open a season · 1975Turning points and memorable races
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Year1984Memorable racesAlboreto wins Zolder’s final Grand Prix
Alboreto won Zolder’s final championship race in 1984 for Ferrari, ahead of Warwick’s Renault and Arnoux’s Ferrari. The result offers a sporting memory alongside the tragedies associated with the circuit. Belgium’s Grand Prix subsequently settled at Spa, while Zolder’s chapter ended with two Maranello cars on the podium.
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