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Bruce McLaren vs Phil Hill

Bruce McLaren and Phil Hill were Formula 1 team-mates for 10 races (1960 to 1964). McLaren finished ahead 5 times to 2 when both were classified, McLaren started ahead 9 times to 1, and the points were 11 to 2 in McLaren's favour.

Team-mates 1960 to 1964. Compare with someone else

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Explained: the closest and most one-sided team-mate pairings · how "finished ahead" is counted: both classified, the higher place wins.

Race by race as team-mates

Bruce McLaren Phil Hill neither classified. Top row: race, 5–2. Bottom row: qualifying or grid, 9–1. Hover or tap a tile for the race.

1960
1964

Career totals

Bruce McLarenPhil Hill
13Seasons8
101Starts48
4Wins3
4Win rate %6.3
0Poles6
27Podiums16
26.7Podium rate %33.3
0Fastest laps0
196.5Points98
1.95Points per start2.04
38Retirements15
0World titles1
2Best championship1

As team-mates: 10 races

Bruce McLarenPhil Hill
5Finished ahead2
9Started ahead (grid)1
0Wins0
2Podiums0
11Points2

Season by season as team-mates

SeasonRacesRace head-to-headGrid head-to-headPoints
196011–01–04–1
196494–28–17–1

Head-to-head counts races both drivers started for the same team. A driver who finished ahead of a retired team-mate counts as ahead. Grid head-to-head uses the starting grid, so penalties are included.

All shared races: 44

Across every race both drivers started, for any team: Bruce McLaren finished ahead 22 times, Phil Hill 15 times. Grid: 24–20. Wins in those races: 3–2. Points: 93–85.

After the same number of starts

StartsBruce McLaren winsPhil Hill winsBruce McLaren podiumsPhil Hill podiumsBruce McLaren pointsPhil Hill points
10203524.529
252291164.570
503–18–120.5–
753–20–142.5–
1004–27–196.5–

Points are under the system of each era, so they compare drivers of the same era best.

Career curves: after the same number of starts

01020 Start 10Start 25Start 50Start 75Start 100 McLaren winsHill winsMcLaren podiumsHill podiums
Cumulative wins and podiums after the same number of race starts. Hover or tap for a point in each career.

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