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Prince George Circuit

Location
East London, South Africa
Circuit type
Race
Length
3.92 m (9 turns)
Direction
Clockwise
CLA (2)
Most wins
CLA (3)
Most pole positions
HIL (3)
Most podiums
HIL (251)
Most laps
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Most wins

Pos. Driver Wins
1 Jim Clark 2
2 Graham Hill 1

Most pole positions

Pos. Driver Poles
1 Jim Clark 3

Most podiums

Pos. Driver Podiums
1 Graham Hill 3
2 Jim Clark 2
3 Tony Maggs 1
4 John Surtees 1
5 Dan Gurney 1
6 Bruce McLaren 1

Most laps

Pos. Driver Laps
1 Graham Hill 251
2 Bruce McLaren 250
3 Tony Maggs 241
4 Jack Brabham 233
5 Jim Clark 231
6 John Love 178
7 John Surtees 154
8 Lorenzo Bandini 150
9 Carel Godin de Beaufort 149
10 Doug Serrurier 140

Races

Date Race Winner Pole position
Jan 1, 1965 1965 South African Grand Prix #5 Jim Clark Jim Clark
Dec 28, 1963 1963 South African Grand Prix #1 Jim Clark Jim Clark
Dec 29, 1962 1962 South African Grand Prix #3 Graham Hill Jim Clark

Prince George: Formula 1 track details and history

Prince George, situated in East London, South Africa, has been a part of Formula 1 since 1962. The track has hosted 3 Grand Prix races, offering unique challenges to drivers and teams with its 3.92-kilometer layout.Over the years, it has seen various records set, including the fastest lap of 1:27.600 by Jim Clark in 1965.

Circuit statistics

  • Location: East London, South Africa,
  • First Grand Prix: 1962 South African Grand Prix
  • Races hosted: 3
  • Track length: 3.92 km
  • Turns: 9
  • Direction: Clockwise
  • Lap record: 1:27.600 (Jim Clark, 1965)

Season Highlights at Prince George

In the most recent race at Prince George during the 2025 season, Lando Norris secured victory driving for McLaren. Over its history, Prince George has been a part of 3 Formula 1 seasons, contributing to the championship battles of various teams and drivers.

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