1980 Formula One Season - Championship Review

Championship Review

Rnd Race Date Location Pole Position Fastest Lap Race Winner Constructor Report
1 Argentine Grand Prix January 13 Buenos Aires Alan Jones Alan Jones Alan Jones Williams-Ford Report
2 Brazilian Grand Prix January 27 Interlagos Jean-Pierre Jabouille René Arnoux René Arnoux Renault Report
3 South African Grand Prix March 1 Kyalami Jean-Pierre Jabouille René Arnoux René Arnoux Renault Report
4 United States Grand Prix West March 30 Long Beach Nelson Piquet Nelson Piquet Nelson Piquet Brabham-Ford Report
5 Belgian Grand Prix May 4 Zolder Alan Jones Jacques Laffite Didier Pironi Ligier-Ford Report
6 Monaco Grand Prix May 18 Monaco Didier Pironi Carlos Reutemann Carlos Reutemann Williams-Ford Report
7 French Grand Prix June 29 Paul Ricard Jacques Laffite Alan Jones Alan Jones Williams-Ford Report
8 British Grand Prix July 13 Brands Hatch Didier Pironi Didier Pironi Alan Jones Williams-Ford Report
9 German Grand Prix August 10 Hockenheimring Alan Jones Alan Jones Jacques Laffite Ligier-Ford Report
10 Austrian Grand Prix August 17 Österreichring René Arnoux René Arnoux Jean-Pierre Jabouille Renault Report
11 Dutch Grand Prix August 31 Zandvoort René Arnoux René Arnoux Nelson Piquet Brabham-Ford Report
12 Italian Grand Prix September 14 Imola René Arnoux Alan Jones Nelson Piquet Brabham-Ford Report
13 Canadian Grand Prix September 28 Île Notre-Dame Nelson Piquet Didier Pironi Alan Jones Williams-Ford Report
14 United States Grand Prix October 5 Watkins Glen Bruno Giacomelli Alan Jones Alan Jones Williams-Ford Report

-Because of the FISA-FOCA dispute, it was announced on Friday's practice for the Spanish Grand Prix at Jarama held on June 1 was not going to be held under FISA regulations, therefore, it would not be counted as a Formula One championship race. The race was won by Alan Jones.

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