1964 British Formula Three season

The 1964 British Formula Three season was the 14th season of the British Formula 3 season. Jackie Stewart took the BARC Championship, while Rodney Banting took the BRSCC Championship.

1964 British Formula Three season
Previous: 1963 Next: 1965

BARC Championship

Champion: Jackie Stewart

Runner Up: John Taylor

Results
Round Circuit Date Winning driver Winning car Winning team
1 Mallory Park 8 March John Taylor Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
2 Snetterton 14 March Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
3 Goodwood 30 March Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
4 Oulton Park 11 April Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
5 Aintree 18 April Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
6 Silverstone 2 May Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
7 Mallory Park 17 May Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
8 Brands Hatch 3 August Warwick Banks Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
9 Oulton Park 19 September Jackie Stewart Cooper T72 Tyrrell Racing
10 Mallory Park 11 October Roger Mac Brabham BT6 Independent

BRSCC Championship

Champion: Rodney Banting

Runner Up: Chris Irwin

Results
Round Circuit Date Winning driver Winning car Winning team
1 Mallory Park 30 March Rodney Bloor Brabham BT9 Independent
2 Snetterton 19 April Rodney Banting Lotus 31 Independent
3 Castle Combe 27 June Rodney Banting Lotus 31 Independent
4 Snetterton 5 July Sverrir Thoroddson Lotus 31 Jim Russell Racing Driver School
5 Snetterton 3 August Sverrir Thoroddson Lotus 31 Jim Russell Racing Driver School
6 Croft 22 August Tony Dean Lotus 22 Independent
7 Brands Hatch 30 August Mike Budge Cooper T59 Independent
8 Crystal Palace 5 September Chris Irwin Merlyn Mk7 Merlyn Racing
9 Mallory Park 13 September Chris Irwin Merlyn Mk7 Merlyn Racing
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