1965 Belgian Grand Prix
Jim Clark won ahead of Jackie Stewart and Bruce McLaren.
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium · 13 Jun 1965 · Round 3 of 10
Full classification
| Pos | Driver | Team | Grid | Laps | Time / Gap | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Jim Clark | Lotus | P2 | 32 | 2:23:34.800 | 9 |
| P2 | Jackie Stewart | BRM | P3 | 32 | +44.800 | 6 |
| P3 | Bruce McLaren | Cooper | P9 | 31 | +1 lap | 4 |
| P4 | Jack Brabham | Brabham | P10 | 31 | +1 lap | 3 |
| P5 | Graham Hill | BRM | P1 | 31 | +1 lap | 2 |
| P6 | Richie Ginther | Honda | P4 | 31 | +1 lap | 1 |
| P7 | Mike Spence | Lotus | P12 | 31 | +1 lap | — |
| P8 | Jo Siffert | Brabham | P8 | 31 | +1 lap | — |
| P9 | Lorenzo Bandini | Ferrari | P15 | 30 | +2 laps | — |
| P10 | Dan Gurney | Brabham | P5 | 30 | +2 laps | — |
| P11 | Jochen Rindt | Cooper | P14 | 29 | +3 laps | — |
| P12 | Lucien Bianchi | BRM | P17 | 29 | +3 laps | — |
| P13 | Innes Ireland | Lotus | P16 | 27 | +5 laps | — |
| P14 | Richard Attwood | Lotus | P13 | 26 | — | — |
| DNF | Masten Gregory | BRM | P19 | 12 | Fuel pump | — |
| DNF | Ronnie Bucknum | Honda | P11 | 9 | Gearbox | — |
| DNF | Jo Bonnier | Brabham | P7 | 9 | Ignition | — |
| DNF | John Surtees | Ferrari | P6 | 5 | Engine | — |
| DNF | Frank Gardner | Brabham | P18 | 3 | Ignition | — |
| DNS | Bob Anderson | Brabham | — | — | Engine | — |
| DNS | Willy Mairesse | BRM | — | — | Withdrew | — |
The circuit
7.004kmLap
19Corners
32Laps
451.2kmRace
ClockwiseDirection
Frequently asked
Who won the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix?
Jim Clark won the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix driving for Lotus, starting from 2nd on the grid.
Where was the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix held?
The 1965 Belgian Grand Prix was held at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium on 13 Jun 1965.
Who finished on the podium at the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix?
The podium was Jim Clark (1st), Jackie Stewart (2nd) and Bruce McLaren (3rd).
Who set the fastest lap at the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix?
Jim Clark set the fastest lap of the 1965 Belgian Grand Prix.
Winner: Jim Clark. Started first: Graham Hill.