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American racing driver (1936–1992)

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Ronnie Bucknum

Bucknum and his Honda (1964)

Born

Ronald James Bucknum
(1936-04-05)April 5, 1936

Alhambra, California, U.S.

Died

April 23, 1992(1992-04-23) (aged 56)

San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.

Formula One World Championship career

Nationality

American

Active years

1964 –1966

Teams

Honda

Entries

Championships

Wins

Podiums

Careerpoints

Pole positions

Fastest laps

First entry

1964 German Grand Prix

Last entry

1966 Mexican Grand Prix

Champ Car career

23 races run over 6 years

Years active

1966–1971

Best finish

14th –1968

First race

1967 Telegraph Trophy 200 (Mosport)

Last race

1970 Trenton 300 (Trenton)

First win

1968 Michigan Inaugural 250 (Michigan)

Wins	Podiums	Poles
1	4	1

Ronald James Bucknum^[1] (April 5, 1936 – April 23, 1992) was an American race car driver, born inAlhambra, California.

Bucknum participated in 11Formula One World Championship Grands Prix, debuting on August 2, 1964. He scored a total of two championship points. At the1964 German Grand Prix, he became the first person to drive a Honda-engined car in Formula One.

After Formula One, Bucknum drove in theUSAC Championship Car series, racing in the 1967–1970 seasons with 23 starts, including theIndianapolis 500 in 1968–1970. He finished in the top-ten ten times, with his one victory coming at Michigan International Speedway in 1968.

Bucknum was the father ofJeff Bucknum, anIndy Racing League andAmerican Le Mans Series driver. Ronnie Bucknum died inSan Luis Obispo, California following complications from diabetes.

Complete Formula One World Championship results

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Year	Entrant	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	WDC	Points
1964	Honda R & D Co.	Honda RA271	Honda V12	MON	NED	BEL	FRA	GBR	GER 13	AUT	ITA Ret	USA Ret	MEX	NC	0
1965	Honda R & D Co.	Honda RA272	Honda V12	RSA	MON Ret	BEL Ret	FRA Ret	GBR	NED	GER	ITA Ret	USA 13	MEX 5	14th	2
1966	Honda R & D Co.	Honda RA273	Honda V12	MON	BEL	FRA	GBR	NED	GER	ITA	USA Ret	MEX 8		NC	0

Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results

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Year	Team	Co-drivers	Car	Class	Laps	Pos.	Class pos.
1965	Scuderia Filipinetti	Herbert Müller	Ford GT40	P +5.0	29	DNF	DNF
1966	Ford Motor Company Holman & Moody	Dick Hutcherson	Ford GT40 Mk.II	P +5.0	348	3rd	3rd
1967	Ford Motor Company Shelby American	Paul Hawkins	Ford GT40 Mk.IIB	P +5.0	271	DNF	DNF
1970	North American Racing Team	Sam Posey	Ferrari 512S	S 5.0	313	4th	3rd
1975	North American Racing Team	Carlo Facetti	Ferrari 365 GTB/4	GTX	0	DNS	DNS

Complete USAC Championship Car results

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Year	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	Pos	Points
1966	PHX	TRE	INDY DNQ	MIL	LAN	ATL	PIP	IRP	LAN	SPR	MIL	DUQ	ISF	TRE	SAC	PHX													-	0
1967	PHX	TRE	INDY DNQ	MIL	LAN	PIP	MOS DNS	MOS 18	IRP 9	LAN DNQ	MTR 3	MTR 12	SPR	MIL	DUQ	ISF	TRE	SAC	HAN	PHX	RIV 9								-	0
1968	HAN	LVG	PHX	TRE	INDY 21	MIL	MOS 5	MOS 3	LAN	PIP	CDR 19	NAZ	IRP 6	IRP 4	LAN	LAN	MTR 3	MTR 4	SPR	MIL	DUQ	ISF	TRE	SAC	MCH 1	HAN 20	PHX 14	RIV 13	22nd	760
1969	PHX DNP	HAN DNP	INDY 30	MIL	LAN	PIP	CDR	NAZ	TRE	IRP	IRP	MIL	SPR	DOV	DUQ	ISF	BRN	BRN	TRE	SAC	KEN DNP	KEN	PHX DNQ	RIV 17					-	0
1970	PHX	SON 16	TRE	INDY 15	MIL DNQ	LAN DNP	CDR	MCH	IRP 20	SPR	MIL	ONT DNP	DUQ	ISF	SED	TRE 11	SAC	PHX											45th	60
1971	RAF	RAF	PHX	TRE	INDY DNQ	MIL	POC	MCH	MIL	ONT	TRE	PHX																	-	0

Indianapolis 500 results

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Year	Chassis	Engine	Start	Finish
1966	Lola	Chevrolet	Failed to Qualify
1967	Gerhardt	Ford	Failed to Qualify
1968	Eagle	Ford	19th	21st
1969	Eagle	Offy	16th	30th
1970	Cecil	Ford	27th	15th
1971	Vollstedt	Ford	Failed to Qualify

References

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^"Ronnie Bucknum".www.champcarstats.com. RetrievedJune 29, 2023.

External links

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Profile at historicracing.com

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Formula One drivers from the United States

Walt Ader,Emil Andres,Bill Cantrell,Joie Chitwood,Myron Fohr &Bayliss Levrett (all1950)
Walt Brown,Cecil Green,Mack Hellings,Mauri Rose &Lee Wallard (all1950–1951)
Jimmy Davies &Walt Faulkner (1950–1951,1953–1955)
Duke Dinsmore (1950–1951,1953,1956)
Henry Banks,George Connor,Johnny McDowell &Bill Schindler (all1950–1952)
Jack McGrath (1950–1955)
Duane Carter (1950–1955,1959–1960)
Fred Agabashian &Sam Hanks (1950–1957)
Johnnie Parsons (1950–1958)
Troy Ruttman (1950–1958,1960)
Tony Bettenhausen,Paul Russo &Harry Schell (all1950–1960)
Spider Webb (1950,1952–1954)
Gene Hartley &Jim Rathmann (1950,1952–1960)
Bill Holland &Jackie Holmes (1950,1953)
Jerry Hoyt (1950,1953–1955)
Pat Flaherty (1950,1953–1956,1959)
Jimmy Jackson (1950,1954)
Dick Rathmann (1950,1956,1958–1960)
Carl Forberg &Bill Mackey (1951)
Bobby Ball,Joe James &Chet Miller (1951–1952)
Cliff Griffith (1951–1952,1956)
Duke Nalon (1951–1953)
Manny Ayulo (1951–1954)
Chuck Stevenson (1951–1954,1960)
Bill Vukovich (1951–1955)
Andy Linden (1951–1957)
Rodger Ward (1951–1960,1963)
Carl Scarborough (1951,1953)
Mike Nazaruk (1951,1953–1954)
Gene Force (1951,1960)
Robert O'Brien &Jim Rigsby (1952)
Bob Scott (1952–1954)
Art Cross (1952–1955)
Bob Sweikert (1952–1956)
Jimmy Bryan &Eddie Johnson (1952–1960)
George Fonder (1952,1954)
Jimmy Reece (1952,1954–1958)
Johnny Mantz (1953)
Ernie McCoy &Fred Wacker (1953–1954)
Marshall Teague (1953–1954,1957)
Cal Niday (1953–1955)
Jimmy Daywalt (1953–1957,1959)
Don Freeland &Johnny Thomson (1953–1960)
John Fitch (1953,1955)
Frank Armi,Larry Crockett &Len Duncan (all1954)
Bill Homeier (1954–1955,1960)
Ed Elisian &Pat O'Connor (1954–1958)
Keith Andrews (1955–1956)
Ray Crawford (1955–1956,1959)
Al Herman (1955–1957,1959–1960)
Eddie Russo (1955–1957,1960)
Al Keller (1955–1959)
Johnny Boyd (1955–1960)
Chuck Weyant (1955,1957–1959)
Shorty Templeman (1955,1958,1960)
Johnnie Tolan (1956–1958)
Jack Turner (1956–1959)
Bob Christie &Bob Veith (1956–1960)
Billy Garrett (1956,1958)
Don Edmunds,Elmer George &Herbert MacKay-Fraser (all1957)
Bill Cheesbourg &Mike Magill (1957–1959)
Eddie Sachs (1957–1960)
Masten Gregory (1957–1963,1965)
George Amick,Art Bisch,Bruce Kessler &Jerry Unser Jr. (all1958)
Jud Larson &Carroll Shelby (1958–1959)
A. J. Foyt,Paul Goldsmith &Len Sutton (1958–1960)
Phil Hill (1958–1964,1966)
Dempsey Wilson (1958,1960)
Chuck Arnold,Harry Blanchard,Phil Cade,George Constantine &Bob Said (all1959)
Red Amick,Don Branson,Bobby Grim &Jim McWithey (all1959–1960)
Pete Lovely (1959–1960,1969–1971)
Dan Gurney (1959–1968,1970)
Chuck Daigh,Bob Drake,Fred Gamble,Jim Hurtubise,Lance Reventlow,Alfonso Thiele,Bud Tingelstad &Wayne Weiler (all1960)
Lloyd Ruby (1960–1961)
Jim Hall (1960–1963)
Richie Ginther (1960–1967)
Roger Penske (1961–1962)
Hap Sharp (1961–1964)
Walt Hansgen (1961,1964)
Jay Chamberlain,Timmy Mayer &Rob Schroeder (all1962)
Tony Settember (1962–1963)
Frank Dochnal & Thomas Monarch (1963)
Ronnie Bucknum (1964–1966)
Peter Revson (1964,1971–1974)
Bob Bondurant (1965–1966)
Mike Fisher &Tom Jones (1967)
Bobby Unser (1968)
Mario Andretti (1968–1972,1974–1982)
Gus Hutchison (1970)
Skip Barber &Sam Posey (1971–1972)
Mark Donohue (1971,1974–1975)
George Follmer (1973)
Brett Lunger (1975–1978)
Danny Ongais (1977–1978)
Bobby Rahal (1978)
Eddie Cheever (1978,1980–1989)
Kevin Cogan (1980–1981)
Danny Sullivan (1983)
Michael Andretti (1993)
Scott Speed (2006–2007)
Alexander Rossi (2015)
Logan Sargeant (2023–2024)

v t e Honda in Formula One
Notable personnel (2015-2021) Yasuhisa Arai Yasuaki Asaki [ja] Yusuke Hasegawa Toyoharu Tanabe [ja] Masashi Yamamoto [ja] (2000-2008) Mariano Alperin [ja] Loïc Bigois Ross Brawn Steve Clark Jock Clear Matt Deane Gil de Ferran Jacky Eeckelaert Mark Ellis Nick Fry Takeo Fukui Alastair Gibson Takeo Kiuchi Simon Lacey Ron Meadows Shuhei Nakamoto John Owen Nicolò Petrucci Andrew Shovlin Otmar Szafnauer James Vowles Yasuhiro Wada Graham Watson Geoff Willis Craig Wilson Ian Wright [pt] Jörg Zander (1998-1999) Ben Agathangelou Tim Densham Harvey Postlethwaite Jos Verstappen (1983-1992) Osamu Goto [ja] Nobuhiko Kawamoto Yoshitoshi Sakurai [ja] (1964-1968) Soichiro Honda Shoichiro Irimajiri Nobuhiko Kawamoto Yoshio Nakamura [ja] Notable drivers Rubens Barrichello Ronnie Bucknum Jenson Button Richie Ginther Jo Schlesser John Surtees Cars RA270 RA271 RA272 RA273 RA300 RA301 RA302 RC100 RA099 RA106 RA107 RA108 RA109K [ja]
As an engine manufacturer World Champions Nelson Piquet Ayrton Senna Alain Prost Max Verstappen Constructors' titles 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 Drivers' titles 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 2021

Honda in Formula One

Notable personnel (2015-2021): Yasuhisa Arai; Yasuaki Asaki [ja]; Yusuke Hasegawa; Toyoharu Tanabe [ja]; Masashi Yamamoto [ja]

(2000-2008): Mariano Alperin [ja]; Loïc Bigois; Ross Brawn; Steve Clark; Jock Clear; Matt Deane; Gil de Ferran; Jacky Eeckelaert; Mark Ellis; Nick Fry; Takeo Fukui; Alastair Gibson; Takeo Kiuchi; Simon Lacey; Ron Meadows; Shuhei Nakamoto; John Owen; Nicolò Petrucci; Andrew Shovlin; Otmar Szafnauer; James Vowles; Yasuhiro Wada; Graham Watson; Geoff Willis; Craig Wilson; Ian Wright [pt]; Jörg Zander

(1998-1999): Ben Agathangelou; Tim Densham; Harvey Postlethwaite; Jos Verstappen

(1983-1992): Osamu Goto [ja]; Nobuhiko Kawamoto; Yoshitoshi Sakurai [ja]

(1964-1968): Soichiro Honda; Shoichiro Irimajiri; Nobuhiko Kawamoto; Yoshio Nakamura [ja]

Notable drivers: Rubens Barrichello; Ronnie Bucknum; Jenson Button; Richie Ginther; Jo Schlesser; John Surtees

Cars: RA270; RA271; RA272; RA273; RA300; RA301; RA302; RC100; RA099; RA106; RA107; RA108; RA109K [ja]

As an engine manufacturer

World Champions: Nelson Piquet; Ayrton Senna; Alain Prost; Max Verstappen

Constructors' titles: 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991

Drivers' titles: 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991; 2021

v t e Holman-Moody
Years active	1957–1973
Personnel	John Holman Ralph Moody
NASCAR Hall of Fame	Bobby Allison Donnie Allison Ned Jarrett Junior Johnson Fred Lorenzen Ralph Moody David Pearson Fireball Roberts Curtis Turner Joe Weatherly Waddell Wilson Cale Yarborough Robert Yates
Former drivers	Bobby Allison Donnie Allison Mario Andretti Johnny Beauchamp Ronnie Bucknum Jim Clark Mark Donohue A. J. Foyt Dan Gurney Walt Hansgen Dick Hutcherson Ned Jarrett Bobby Johns Junior Johnson Parnelli Jones Bo Ljungfeldt Fred Lorenzen Tiny Lund Dave MacDonald Ken Miles Augie Pabst Marvin Panch David Pearson Peter Revson Fireball Roberts Lloyd Ruby Nelson Stacy Curtis Turner Al Unser Bobby Unser Joe Weatherly Jackie Wilson Cale Yarborough
Grand National Series Championships	1968 (Pearson) 1969 (Pearson)
Daytona 500 wins	1965 (Lorenzen) 1967 (Andretti)
Southern 500 wins	1963 (Roberts) 1971 (B. Allison)
World 600 wins	1962 (Stacy) 1963 (Lorenzen) 1965 (Lorenzen) 1971 (B. Allison)

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National	United States

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