Swedish Grand Prix

The Swedish Grand Prix (Swedish: Sveriges Grand Prix) was an event of the Formula One World Championship in the mid-1970s. Events called Swedish Grand Prix had been run several times previously, but none were using Formula 1 rules.
==Title Sponsorships==
Year(s)	Title
 	Hitachi Grand Prix of Sweden
 	Texaco Grand Prix of Sweden
 	Polar Grand Prix of Sweden
– 	Gislaved Grand Prix of Sweden
 	Grand Prix of Sweden
==Winners==
===Drivers===
Wins	Driver 	Year(s)
2 	Jody Scheckter	1974, 1976
2 	Niki Lauda 	1975, 1978
===Constructors===
Wins	Constructor	Year(s)
3 	 	1933, 1949, 1957
2 	 	1956, 1975
2 	 	1974, 1976
*A pink background represents as an event that was not part of the World Championship.
===Engines===
Wins	Engine	Year(s)
4 	 	1967, 1973, 1974, 1976
3 	 	1933, 1949, 1957
2 	 	1956, 1975
2 	 	1933, 1978
*A pink background represents as an event that was not part of the World Championship.
===Year-by-Year===
Year 	Winner 	Constructor 	Circuit 	Report
 	Antonio Brivio 	 	Norra Vram 	Report
1934–1948: Not held	1934–1948: Not held 	1934–1948: Not held	1934–1948: Not held	1934–1948: Not held
 	Prince Bira 	 	Skarpnäck 	Report
1950–1954: Not held	1950–1954: Not held 	1950–1954: Not held	1950–1954: Not held	1950–1954: Not held
1955 	Juan Manuel Fangio 	 	Råbelövsbanan 	
1956 	Phil Hill Maurice Trintignant	 	Råbelövsbanan 	
1957 	Jean Behra Stirling Moss 	 	Råbelövsbanan 	
1958–1966: Not held	1958–1966: Not held 	1958–1966: Not held	1958–1966: Not held	1958–1966: Not held
1967 	Jackie Stewart 	 	Karlskoga 	
1968–1972: Not held	1968–1972: Not held 	1968–1972: Not held	1968–1972: Not held	1968–1972: Not held
 	Denny Hulme 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
 	Jody Scheckter 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
 	Niki Lauda 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
 	Jody Scheckter 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
 	Jacques Laffite 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
 	Niki Lauda 	 	Anderstorp 	Report
*A pink background represents as an event that was not part of the World Championship.
Category:Swedish Grand Prix
Category:National Grands Prix