On This Day in F1: 8 June

2014 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix
On This Day in Formula 1 8 June

8 June in Formula 1: 3 Grands Prix were won on this date, between 1975 and 2014.

Timeline of 8 June

  1. 2014Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

    1. Pole positionNico Rosberg Nico Rosberg on pole for Mercedes.7th career pole
    2. Race winDaniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo wins for Red Bull.1st career win
  2. 2008Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

    1. Pole positionLewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton on pole for McLaren.8th career pole
    2. Race win Robert Kubica wins for BMW Sauber.1st career win
  3. 1975Swedish Formula 1 Grand Prix · Scandinavian Raceway

    1. Debut Damien Magee makes his Grand Prix debut for Williams.first of 2 startsDebut
    2. Pole position Vittorio Brambilla on pole for March.1st career pole
    3. Race winNiki Lauda Niki Lauda wins for Ferrari.5th career win
  4. 1968

    1. In memoriam Ludovico Scarfiotti passed away, aged 34.
  5. 1959

    1. In memoriam Leslie Johnson passed away, aged 47.
  6. 1952

    1. In memoriam Johnny McDowell passed away, aged 37.
  7. 1920

    1. Birthday Frank Costin, designer of the March 711 and 2 other F1 cars, is born.would have turned 106 today

Grand Prix races held on 8 June

Every World Championship race on this date with its podium and polesitter, most recent first.

In memoriam

Johnny McDowell29 January 1915 · 8 June 1952, aged 37
Leslie Johnson22 March 1912 · 8 June 1959, aged 47
Ludovico Scarfiotti18 October 1933 · 8 June 1968, aged 341Win2ndBest quali1Podium1Fastest lap

June, day by day

Pick any date to open its page. The dots show how much F1 history a day carries.

8 June in F1 history: questions

Which Formula 1 races were held on 8 June?
3 World Championship races took place on this date: 2014 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2008 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix and 1975 Swedish Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Who won a Formula 1 race on 8 June?
Daniel Ricciardo (2014), Robert Kubica (2008) and Niki Lauda (1975).