Monza 1000 km race in 1967

Lorenzo Bandini in the Ferrari 330P4

The sixth 1000 km race of Monza , also 1000 km di Monza, Autodromo Nazionale di Monza , took place on April 25, 1967 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza and was the third race of the sports car world championship of that year.

The race

In Monzo, the entire route including the banked curves was driven. This resulted in a lap length of 10.100 km. The last monopostor races on this track variant were contested at the end of the 1950s, then this track variant was not used for safety reasons. Even in the sports car world championship after 1969, the almost unsecured banked curves were over.

The race in Monza was the third round of the sports car world championship in 1967 . The opening race of the season, the 24 Hours of Daytona ended with an overall victory of Lorenzo Bandini and Chris Amon on a plant - Ferrari 330P4 . Bruce McLaren and Mario Andretti , who drove the Ford Motor Company's new prototype , the Ford Mk.IV , are victorious in the subsequent Sebring 12-hour race . In Monza, the Ford works teams from Shelby American and Holman & Moody decided not to participate in the race in order not to have to interrupt the test work for the Le Mans 24-hour race .

Thus the Ferrari works cars were as good as without any opponents in the race. The fastest car in training, the Chaparral 2F , soon broke down after a technical defect. After almost 5 hours of racing time - which made the race one of the fastest 1000 km races in motorsport history - Lorenzo Bandini and Chris Amon won ahead of their teammates Mike Parkes and Ludovico Scarfiotti .

Almost three years would pass before Scuderia was able to win another championship race in the World Sports Car Championship with overall victory in the Sebring 12-hour race .

Results

Final ranking

Item	class	No.	team	driver	vehicle	Round
1	P + 2.0	3	Ferrari SEFAC Spa	Lorenzo Bandini Chris Amon	Ferrari 330P4	100
2	P + 2.0	4th	Ferrari SEFAC Spa	Mike Parkes Ludovico Scarfiotti	Ferrari 330P4	100
3	P 2.0	15th	Porsche System Engineering	Jochen Rindt Gerhard Mitter	Porsche 910	96
4th	P + 2.0	7th	Scuderia Filipinetti	Nino Vaccarella Herbert Müller	Ferrari 412P	95
5	P 2.0	16	Porsche System Engineering	Hans Herrmann Joseph Siffert	Porsche 910	95
6th	S + 2.0	33	Ford France	Jo Schlesser Guy Ligier	Ford GT40	95
7th	P 2.0	22nd	Squadra Tartaruga	Dieter Spoerry Rico Steinemann	Porsche 906LH	93
8th	S 2.0	43	Porsche System Engineering	Udo Schütz Jochen Neerpasch	Porsche 906	92
9	S + 2.0	5	JW Automotive Engineering	David Piper Dick Thompson	Mirage M1	92
10	S 2.0	46	Luigi Taramazzo	Giulio Bona Luigi Taramazzo	Porsche 906	91
11	S + 2.0	36	Edward Nelson	Edward Nelson Eric Liddell	Ford GT40	89
12	S + 2.0	38	Pierre de Siebenthal	Pierre de Siebenthal Antonio Finiguerra	Ferrari 250LM	89
13	S + 2.0	40	Squadra Bardahl	Art Swanson Robert Ennis	Ferrari 250LM	85
14th	GT + 2.0	53	Paul Vestey	Paul Vestey Carlos Gaspar	Ferrari 275 GTB / C	82
15th	GT + 2.0	54	Riccardone	Nanni Galli Carlo Benelli	Ferrari 275 GTB / 2	80
16	GT 2.0	59	British Motor Co.	Roger Enever Alec Poole	MGB	76
17th	GT 2.0	58	Wicky Racing Team	André Wicky Guido Haberthur	Porsche 911S	76
18th	GT 2.0	56	Alain Finkelstein	Alain Finkelstein Jean Sage	Porsche 911S	74
19th	GT 1.6	63	Enrico Passolini	Enrico Passolini Giorgio Bassi	Matra Djet MB8S	70
Not classified
20th	P 2.0	23	Eduardo Lualdi	Marsilio Pasotti Eduardo Lualdi	Ferrari Dino 206S
21st	P 2.0	29	Ottorino Volonterio	Teodoro Zeccoli Ottorino Volonterio	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2
22nd	P 2.0	30th		Giuseppe Tronci Giorgio Bianchi	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2
23	GT + 2.0	42	Scuderia Filipinetti	André Bungener Robert Blouin	Ferrari 275 GTB / 4
Failed
24	S + 2.0	32	Scuderia Filipinetti	Denis Borel Claude Ballot-Léna	Ford GT40	85
25th	P + 2.0	9	North American Racing Team	Pedro Rodríguez Jean Guichet	Ferrari 412P	46
26th	P 2.0	27	Racing Team VDS	Serge Trosch Teddy Pilette	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2	21st
27	P 2.0	12	Ferrari SEFAC Spa	Jonathan Williams Günter Klass	Ferrari Dino 206S	16
28	P + 2.0	6th	JW Automotive Engineering	Jacky Ickx Alan Rees	Mirage M1	14th
29	S + 2.0	35	Terry Drury Racing	Jackie Oliver Terry Drury	Ford GT40	3
30th	P + 2.0	1	Chaparral Cars Inc.	Mike Spence Phil Hill	Chaparral 2F
31	P 2.0	18th	Scuderia Brescia Corse	Mario Casoni Romano Martini	Ferrari Dino 206S
32	P 2.0	21st	Clemente Ravetto	Clemente Ravetto Gaetano Starrabba	Ferrari Dino 206S
33	P 2.0	24	Societé Automobiles Alpine	Mauro Bianchi Henri Grandsire	Alpine A210
34	P 2.0	28		Paolo de Leonibus Riccardo Di Bona	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2
35	S + 2.0	34	Ford France	Henri Greder Jean-Michel Giorgi	Ford GT40
36	S + 2.0	41	Heini Walter	Heini Walter Peter Ditzler	Ferrari 250LM
37	S 2.0	44	Porsche System Engineering	Gerhard Koch Rolf Stommelen	Porsche 906
38	S 2.0	45	Piccionaia Racing Team	Romano Perdomi Giuliano Facetti	Porsche 906
39	S 2.0	49		Turillo Barbuscia Maurizio Micangeli	Porsche 904 GTS
40	S 2.0	49		Siegfried Zwimpfer Pierre Sudan	Ferrari 275 GTB / 2
Not started
41	P + 2.0	2	Edgar Berney	Edgar Berney Jean de Mortemart	Bizzarrini GT Strada 5300	1
42	P 2.0	14th		Giampiero Biscaldi Giorgio Pianta	Ferrari Dino 206S	2
43	P 2.0	19th	Antonio Nicodemi	Carlo Facetti Antonio Nicodemi	Alfa Romeo GTA	3
44	GT + 2.0	61		Ernst Brem Hans Olsen	Jaguar E-Type	4th
45	GT 1.6	60		Alessandro Uberti	Alfa Romeo Duetto	5
Not qualified
46	P 2.0	20th		John Markey Hugh Dibley	Diva Valkyrie	6th
47	P 2.0	11		Ferdinando Latteri Ignazio Capuano	Ferrari Dino 206S	7th
48	P 2.0	25th		George Henrotte Bobby Bell	Piper GT	8th
49	P 2.0	31		Aladino Stefanelli Silvano Cecchi	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2	9
50	S 2.0	48		Ennio Bonomelli Raffaello Ciarpaglini	Porsche 906	10
51	S 2.0	50		Roberto Dolfi Moreno Baldi	Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ	11
52	GT + 2.0	55		Stefano Campetella Luca Marozzi	Ferrari 275 GTB / 2	12
53	GT 2.0	57		Sidney Charpilloz	Porsche 911S	13
54	GT 1.6	62		James Bernard Fortmann Alfred Frei	Lotus Elan	14th

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Only in the entry list

Here you will find teams, drivers and vehicles that were originally registered for the race but did not take part for a variety of reasons.

Item	class	No.	team	driver	chassis
55	P 2.0			Mike Pignéguy Roger Heavens	Austin-Healey Sprite
56	S 2.0			André Wicky	Porsche 906
57	S 2.0			Arthur Blank Hans Tschiemer	Porsche 906
58	P + 2.0	8th	David Piper	Lucien Bianchi Richard Attwood	Ferrari 330P3
59	P + 2.0	10		Cox cooker Hans Illert	McLaren M1A
60	P 2.0	26th		John Bridges Brian Redman	Chevron B5
61	S + 2.0	37		William McNamara	Ford GT40
62	S + 2.0	39		Trevor Taylor David Prophet	Ferrari 250LM
63	GT 1.6	61		Urs-Peter Dietrich Fred Gysler	Lotus Elan

Class winner

class	driver	driver	vehicle	Placement in the overall ranking
P + 2.0	Lorenzo Bandini	Chris Amon	Ferrari 330P4	Overall victory
P 2.0	Jochen Rindt	Gerhard Mitter	Porsche 910	Rank 3
S + 2.0	Jo Schlesser	Guy Ligier	Ford GT40	Rank 6
S 2.0	Udo Schütz	Jochen Neerpasch	Porsche 906	Rank 8
GT + 2.0	Paul Vestey	Carlos Gaspar	Ferrari 275 GTB / C	Rank 14
GT 2.0	Roger Enever	Alec Poole	MGB	Rank 16
GT 1.6	Enrico Pasolini	Giorgio Bassi	Matra Djet MB8S	Rank 19

Racing data

• Registered: 63
• Started: 39
• Valued: 19
• Race classes: 7
• Spectator: unknown
• Race day weather: warm and dry
• Route length: 10.100 km
• Driving time of the winning team: 5:07:43,000 hours
• Total laps of the winning team: 100
• Total distance of the winning team: 1010,000 km
• Winner's average: 196.934 km / h
• Pole position: Mike Spence - Chaparral 2F (# 1) - 2.53.800 - 209.206 km / h
• Fastest race lap: Lorenzo Bandini - Ferrari 330P4 (# 3) - 2.55.800 - 208.826 km / h
• Racing series: 3rd round of the sports car world championship in 1967

literature

• Peter Higham: The Guinness Guide to International Motor Racing. A complete Reference from Formula 1 to Touring Car. Guinness Publishing Ltd., London 1995, ISBN 0-85112-642-1 .

Web links

• Race results at WSPR Racing

Previous race of the Sebring 12-hour race in 1967

Sports car world championship

Successor 1000 km race at Spa-Francorchamps in 1967