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Hawthorn Memorial Trophy

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hawthorn Memorial Trophy
SportMotorsport
CompetitionFormula One
Awarded forThe most successful British or Commonwealth driver in Formula One in a particular year.
History
First winnerJack Brabham (1959)
Most winsLewis Hamilton (11)
Most recentGeorge Russell (2022)

The Hawthorn Memorial Trophy is an annual award honouring the achievements of a British or Commonwealth driver in Formula One motor racing.[1][2] The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) launched it on 1 May 1959 as a memorial for Mike Hawthorn,[3] a racing driver who retired immediately after becoming the first British Formula One World Drivers' Champion in the 1958 season as a result of the death of his teammate Peter Collins.[4][5] The gilt and silver trophy,[6] created by K. Lessons of the Goldsmiths Company in 1960,[7][6] is mounted on a wooden pedestal and features chequered flags and the Union Flag.[8] It is presented to the most successful British or Commonwealth driver of the previous year's Formula One World Championship.[9] The trophy was initially presented at an annual ceremony held at the RAC's headquarters and club in London,[10][11] but Motorsport UK currently awards it at the following year's British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit.[12][13] The award is considered prestigious in the motor racing world.[9][14]

The inaugural winner was the Australian driver Jack Brabham who won the 1959 championship. He went on to win the 1960 title, and thus, became the first competitor to retain the accolade.[1] The first British winner was Stirling Moss for the 1961 season,[15][16] and the inaugural recipient from New Zealand was Denny Hulme after winning the 1967 championship.[17][18] The only Canadian recipient was Jacques Villeneuve following his winning the championship in the 1997 season.[16][19] The least successful winner over the course of a season was Jenson Button, who finished in ninth position in the 2005 standings.[20][21] British racers have won the trophy fifty-two times, followed by Australians with seven victories, New Zealanders with three wins and one Canadian winner. Of the nineteen recipients, all but six have gone on to win the World Championship, with a total of 25 wins between them.[17] The winner of the 2022 edition was George Russell, who finished fourth in that season's World Drivers' Championship.[22][23]

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Winners

Winners of the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy[17]
Year Image Winner Nationality Pos[22] Ref.
1959
Jack Brabham looking to the left of the camera 		Jack Brabham  Australia 1st [1]
1960
Jack Brabam smiling after winning a race 		Jack Brabham  Australia 1st [24]
1961
A black and white photograph Stirling Moss smiling at the camera 		Stirling Moss  British 3rd [15]
1962
Graham Hill in white racing overalls and looking to the right of the camera 		Graham Hill  British 1st [25]
1963
Jim Clark waving the camera in celebrating winning a race 		Jim Clark  British 1st [26]
1964
John Surtees signing an autograph in a racing car 		John Surtees  British 1st [16]
1965
Jim Clark in a black suit with a shirt and tie 		Jim Clark  British 1st
1966
Jack Brabham wearing a racing suit and smiling upwards 		Jack Brabham  Australia 1st [27]
1967
Denny Hulme in a racing suit looking to the left of the camera 		Denny Hulme  New Zealand 1st [18]
1968
Graham Hill in a racing suit looking to the right of the camera 		Graham Hill  British 1st [28]
1969
Jackie Stewart wearing a laurel reef around his neck in celebrating a race victory 		Jackie Stewart  British 1st [16]
1970
Portrait of Denny Hulme looking at the camera 		Denny Hulme  New Zealand 4th
1971
Jackie Stewart in a racing suit looking upwards 		Jackie Stewart  British 1st [29]
1972
Jackie Stewart looking to the left of the camera while another man to his right is talking to him 		Jackie Stewart  British 2nd [30]
1973
Jackie Stewart wearing a yellow T-shirt, a black cap and sunglasses 		Jackie Stewart  British 1st [31]
1974
A portrait of Denny Hulme looking at the camera 		Denny Hulme  New Zealand 7th [16]
1975
A portrait of James Hunt in racing uniform 		James Hunt  British 4th
1976
James Hunt celebrating a victory with a trophy in his right hand 		James Hunt  British 1st
1977
James Hunt in casual outfit in 1977 		James Hunt  British 5th
1978
John Watson looking at the camera 		John Watson  British 6th
1979
Alan Jones looking at the camera and smiling 		Alan Jones  Australia 3rd
1980
Alan Jones in a racing outfit smiling at another man 		Alan Jones  Australia 1st
1981
Alan Jones smiling at the camera 		Alan Jones  Australia 3rd [32]
1982
John Watson in racing uniform holding a glass of water in his right hand 		John Watson  British 3rd [16]
1983
John Watson smiling at the camera 		John Watson  British 6th
1984
Derek Warwick in white racing outfit with his head to the right of the camera 		Derek Warwick  British 7th
1985
Nigel Mansell with a pair of sunglasses atop his head and sporting a moustache 		Nigel Mansell  British 6th
1986
Nigel Mansell wearing a black baseball cap with the number 5 		Nigel Mansell  British 2nd
1987
Nigel Mansell in a white T-shirt with a red remembrance poppy smiling at the camera 		Nigel Mansell  British 2nd
1988
Derek Warwick in a racing suit sitting in a touring car being spoken to a team member 		Derek Warwick  British 8th
1989
Nigel Mansell wearing a black baseball cap and racing outfits on a podium 		Nigel Mansell  British 4th
1990
Nigel Mansell in racing outfit talking to another man 		Nigel Mansell  British 5th
1991
Nigel Mansell sporting a moustache with his eyes looking to the left 		Nigel Mansell  British 2nd
1992
Nigel Mansell wearing a crash helmet with sponsors logos and sitting inside a blue, yellow and white racing car 		Nigel Mansell  British 1st
1993
Damon Hill wearing a red baseball cap with sponsors logos signing autographs for fans 		Damon Hill  British 3rd
1994
Damon Hill walking to the left of the camera 		Damon Hill  British 2nd
1995
Damon Hill in racing uniform walking to the right 		Damon Hill  British 2nd
1996
Damon Hill sporting a goatee in white racing overalls smiling to the left of the camera 		Damon Hill  British 1st
1997
Jacques Villeneuve wearing spectacles and a white baseball cap 		Jacques Villeneuve  Canadian 1st [19]
1998
Black and white studio portrait photograph of David Coulthard in racing uniform 		David Coulthard  British 3rd [33]
1999
Eddie Irvine holding a trophy in both his hands after winning a race 		Eddie Irvine  British 2nd [34]
2000
David Coulthard signing autographs for fans 		David Coulthard  British 3rd [16]
2001
David Coulthard holding a microphone in his left hand speaking to the British media 		David Coulthard  British 2nd [35]
2002
David Coulthard wearing a checkered T-shirt preparing for a media broadcast 		David Coulthard  British 5th [36]
2003
David Coulthard wearing a black and white checkered football kit 		David Coulthard  British 7th [37]
2004
Jenson Button wearing a white T-shirt with sponsors logos and black sunglasses 		Jenson Button  British 3rd [38]
2005
Jenson Button wearing a white T-shirt and holding a pen in both of his hands 		Jenson Button  British 9th [21]
2006
Jenson Button wearing black sunglasses and white and black racing overalls with sponsors logos 		Jenson Button  British 6th [39]
2007
Lewis Hamilton wearing a silver clothing and smiling at the camera 		Lewis Hamilton  British 2nd [40]
2008
Lewis Hamilton wearing silver T-shirt and speaking into a microphone 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st [41]
2009
Jenson Button wearing a white T-shirt and black clothing 		Jenson Button  British 1st [17]
2010
Mark Webber waving to the crowd with his left hand 		Mark Webber  Australia 3rd [32]
2011
Jenson Button wearing a red baseball cap and white racing overalls with sponsors logos 		Jenson Button  British 2nd [42]
2012
Lewis Hamilton speaking to the media in a press conference 		Lewis Hamilton  British 4th [43]
2013
Mark Webber poses for a photo with a fan in the paddock 		Mark Webber  Australia 3rd [17]
2014
Lewis Hamilton speaking to the media at a car event 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st [44]
2015
Lewis Hamilton in silver racing overalls standing on the third spot on the podium 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st [45]
2016
Lewis Hamilton wearing a black baseball cap and black T-shirt 		Lewis Hamilton  British 2nd [17]
2017
Lewis Hamilton wearing a silver baseball cap and T-shirt with black sunglasses and a necklace around his neck 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st
2018
Lewis Hamilton wearing a silver baseball cap and racing outfit and waving to the crowd with his right hand 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st
2019
Lewis Hamilton wearing a black baseball cap and silver racing suit looking to the crowd 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st
2020
Lewis Hamilton wearing a black baseball cap and white T-shirt and is waving to the crowd 		Lewis Hamilton  British 1st [46]
2021
Hamilton is wearing a black zip-top, sitting in a chair, looking and smiling at the camera 		Lewis Hamilton  British 2nd [47]
2022
George Russell wearing a silver baseball cap on his ead, a black coat with sponsors logos and he is holding a microphone in his right hand 		George Russell  British 4th [23]

Statistics

See also

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