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Jackie Stewart won the 1973 Dutch Grand Prix

Jackie Stewart won the 1973 Dutch Grand Prix for Tyrrell, ahead of François Cevert and James Hunt at Circuit Park Zandvoort.

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Race recap

Winner
Jackie Stewart
Team
Tyrrell
Top listed
Jackie Stewart, François Cevert, and James Hunt
Race date
July 29, 1973
Pole
Ronnie Peterson
Fastest lap
Ronnie Peterson
Classified drivers
24
Circuit
Circuit Park Zandvoort

The decisive result

Jackie Stewart finished first for Tyrrell. François Cevert is listed 2 for Tyrrell, with James Hunt 3 for March.

Grid to finish

Gijs van Lennep from P20 to P6 (+14), George Follmer from P22 to P10 (+12), and Howden Ganley from P15 to P9 (+6) recorded the largest positive grid-to-finish changes in the classification. Ronnie Peterson started from the listed P1 grid position.

Status and fastest lap

The classification lists 5 Finished, 2 +4 laps, 2 Accident, 2 Electrical, and 2 Engine. Ronnie Peterson holds the fastest-lap entry at 1:20.310 on lap 42. It records the result without speculating about incidents or strategy.

This summary sticks to the classification and does not speculate about incidents, strategy, weather, or causes. Source: F1DB (CC BY 4.0) · updated Jul 26, 2026.

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Race classification
PosDriverConstructorTime / statusPoints
1Jackie StewartTyrrell1:39:12.4509
2François CevertTyrrell1:39:28.2806
3James HuntMarch1:40:15.4604
4Peter RevsonMcLaren1:40:21.5803
5Jean-Pierre BeltoiseBRM1:40:25.8202
6Gijs van LennepIso-Marlboro+2 laps1
7Carlos PaceSurtees+3 laps0
8Clay RegazzoniBRM+4 laps0
9Howden GanleyIso-Marlboro+4 laps0
10George FollmerShadow+5 laps0
11Ronnie PetersonTeam LotusEngine0
NCGraham HillShadow+16 laps0
DNFMike HailwoodSurteesElectrical0
DNFNiki LaudaBRMFuel pump0
DNFDenny HulmeMcLarenEngine0
DNFWilson FittipaldiBrabhamAccident0
DNFChris AmonTecnoFuel system0
DNFCarlos ReutemannBrabhamTyre0
DNFDavid PurleyMarchWithdrew0
DNFRoger WilliamsonMarchFatal accident0