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Surtees, John

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Surtees, John (1934- )

English motor-racing driver and motorcyclist, the first person to win world titles on two and four wheels. After winning four 500cc and three 350cc world motorcycling titles 1956-60 with MV Agusta, he turned to motor racing, and driving for Ferrari, won the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship in 1964. He later produced his own racing cars.

Career highlights

Motorcycling world titles

350cc: 1958-60; 500cc: 1956, 1958-60

Isle of Man TT titles

Senior TT: 1956, 1958-60; Junior TT: 1958-59

World Drivers' champion

1964

Total Grand Prix raced

113

Grand Prix wins

6

Total Grand Prix points

180
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