March Engineering 1977 statistics and results

March Engineering - 1977 season overview

March participated in the 1977 Formula 1 season, taking part in all 17 Grands Prix with Patrick Nève, Brett Lunger, Arturo Merzario, Ian Scheckter, Mikko Kozarowitzky, Boy Hayje, Andy Sutcliffe, Michael Bleekemolen, Brian Henton, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Alex Ribeiro and Bernard de Dryver driving for the team. Despite not securing a podium finish, the team showed determination and made progress throughout the year.

Season highlights

Here are some key moments and achievements from March's 1977 season:

• Finishes in the points: 0
• Best qualifying position: 14th
• Fastest laps: 0
• Constructor standings: -
• Points scored: 0

While March did not achieve podium finishes, the team showed resilience and continued to improve throughout the season. For a full overview of their statistics, check out March's lifetime stats.

March 1977 driver comparison

Patrick Nève, Brett Lunger, Arturo Merzario, Ian Scheckter, Mikko Kozarowitzky, Boy Hayje, Andy Sutcliffe, Michael Bleekemolen, Brian Henton, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Alex Ribeiro and Bernard de Dryver worked hard to maximize the performance of the car, with Patrick Nève, Brett Lunger, Arturo Merzario, Ian Scheckter, Mikko Kozarowitzky, Boy Hayje, Andy Sutcliffe, Michael Bleekemolen, Brian Henton, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Alex Ribeiro and Bernard de Dryver consistently contributing to the team's points tally:

• Patrick Nève - Best race finish: 7th
• Brett Lunger - Best race finish: 9th
• Arturo Merzario - Best race finish: 14th
• Ian Scheckter - Best race finish: 10th
• Mikko Kozarowitzky - Best race finish: -
• Boy Hayje - Best race finish: -
• Andy Sutcliffe - Best race finish: -
• Michael Bleekemolen - Best race finish: -
• Brian Henton - Best race finish: 10th
• Hans-Joachim Stuck - Best race finish: 3rd
• Alex Ribeiro - Best race finish: 8th
• Bernard de Dryver - Best race finish: -

Although podiums eluded the team, Patrick Nève, Brett Lunger, Arturo Merzario, Ian Scheckter, Mikko Kozarowitzky, Boy Hayje, Andy Sutcliffe, Michael Bleekemolen, Brian Henton, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Alex Ribeiro and Bernard de Dryver were crucial in securing points and developing the car throughout the season.