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Peter Revson - An American Racing Hero

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Jim Smereczynsky commented on 11 Jan 2014

Has a young man in 1973 I had briefly met Peter Revson at a Father and Son sports carnival in (New York City). At that time I was not much of a race fan, and I really did not know much about Mr. Revson till later on, and I became a big race fan. Mr. Revson at the time of our meeting took the time to sign an autographed picture of himself for me. To this day I still have and cherish it. I remember Mr. Revson has being really kind, well dressed, and just a real gentleman. A true American Champion RIP Peter!!! 

John Katiforis commented on 09 Aug 2011

Became a fan of F1 from 1981 so wasn't familiar with the 70's era apart from the big names. Saw a documentary this week on Peter and I've got to say I feel a sadness for the loss of someone special. I don't know how fast he was or how many more races he would have won had he not left too soon. But listening to him being interviewed reminds me that we have far too few drivers today with something genuinely interesting and thoughtful to say. Class tribute for a class act.

F1LotusFan commented on 30 Dec 2007

Dan Gurney in 11 seasons in F1 won-4 and had 19 podium finishes. Peter Revson in 5 seasons in F1 won-2 and had 8 podium finishes. Dan Gurney in 5 seasons in Can Am Won-3, had 1-3rd, 1-6th and 1-9th. All other races he broke down or blew his engine. Finished 7th in 1970. Peter Revson in 5 seasons in Can Am Won-5, had 5-2nd, 4-3rd, 4-4th, 2-5th, 2-6th, & 2-7th Won Championship in 1971, Finished 6th in 1972, Finished 8th in 1970, & 9th in 1967. (Much better record)

McLarenMercedes commented on 05 Jan 2008

Denny Hulme was pretty much untouchable in Can-am and still holds the record for the most wins and poles. But he also drove the best car,the McLaren-Chevrolet. Denny Hulme wasn't that good in F1. Pete Revson won both his raced driving the McLaren M23,which most experts believe was the most competitive car at the later part of the 1973 season.The M23 won both titles in 1974.Still holds the record for the most wins for a single model with 16.

McLarenMercedes commented on 26 Nov 2009

I know, in the Brabham-Repco. But Jack Brabham was 42 as his team mate, and Jim Clark had 4 wins that season to Brabham's and Hulme's 2 each. The bad reliability of the new Cosworth DFV, meant he lost an easy title. By the early 70's Hulme still won the odd race, but he only had 1 pole his entire career. Hulme was good. But I wouldn't compare him to Clark,Stewart,Hill,Fittipaldi or even Ickx.

McLarenMercedes commented on 26 Nov 2009

Well he was brilliant in Can-Am. And back in the late 60's, early 70's those Can-Am beasts were way faster than those in Formula 1 Anybody that could race those, let alone win in those deserves all praise. I know he got seriously burnt trying to qualify for the Indy500 some year. But overcame his injuries to race for years. Sadly he left us in 1992, while driving in Bathurst, in Australia.

thevmanvj commented on 22 Jun 2010

Peter was not only a great driver, but a one of Racing's nicest people. If any family member is checking, let them know I saw him to be a man who had so many friends and was loved and respected by everyone in the Racing Community, as well as those who loved the sport as he loved it. I'll never forget the name....... Peter Revson. (1939-1974) Thanks so much for posting, and God Speed.

Wez Marauder commented on 08 Oct 2013

Dan Gurney was the only man Jim Clark feared would have a good car he admitted to his dad. On Clark's funeral the late Jim's dad approached Gurney and told him this. Indeed Gurney made relatively easy work of two time world champion Jack Brabham in their time together at Brabham. Revson also deserved a better fate because he had it in him to be world champion.

McLarenMercedes commented on 05 Jan 2008

Dan Gurney never raced a top car in F1. He won Porsche's only win in 1962. Beat Jack Brabham when they were team mates in 1964. Won in the Eagle-Weslake at Spa in 1967. Pete Revson's both wins came in the McLaren M23,which most expert believe was the best car in the second half of the 1973 season. The M23 won 16 races. This record still stands.

McLarenMercedes commented on 27 Dec 2007

Dan Gurney was the most talented F1 driver from the USA. Jim Clark only feared him and had the most respect for him out of all his competitors. Jim Clark knew he would be in trouble if Dan Gurney ever got to drive a good and reliable car. Pete Revson was good too and sadly died too early.

girlishfun commented on 18 Nov 2011

@lfulhorst you're right the white porshe 908 #48 was far less powerful and made the race all the more exciting as they almost won it! steve mcqueen kept that car and was part of his estate sale after he passed. revson and mcqueen were a fantastic pilot combo.

F1LotusFan commented on 11 Dec 2007

Peter Revsen was probably the most talented and the best F1 Driver to ever come from the United States. Peter died way too soon so we will never know what he could have accomplished in Formula 1 with those powerful Ford engines in UOP Shadow.

xXdoctorXXGoNzOXx commented on 19 Mar 2011

Yes that's Hulme and Graham, there is a really good shot of a morose looking Denny in the pits the next day.....he was pretty close to Peter. And Denny was more of a feely guy than most racers. He was a bit emotional when no one was looking.

girlishfun commented on 05 Aug 2011

Watched him race the Porche 917 with Steve McQueen at Sebring. Andretti came from behind with a stunning drive in the Ferrari 512 to just barely win. Otherwise Revson/McQueen would have won overall but still won in class. Beautiful tribute.

im4mdee commented on 05 May 2008

Some time ago I emailed one of the managing partners for McLaren during the period of time Peter Revson drove for them. He told me that Peter actually survived the crash, but died from smoke and fume inhalation very shortly after.

Jeff Dahn commented on 29 Nov 2010

@Revstarr1 I had a long conversation with Pete about a week before he left for SA. I was absolutely floored when I heard the news. This is a very nice tribute to a man whom I was proud to have called friend. Jeff Dahn

Lisa M. Hutchin commented on 12 Feb 2008

I met Peter Revson in San Francisco at a car show. He was an amazing gentleman and a talented driver. I remember too well when he died ... thank you for this tribute; it's good to know that he won't be forgotten.

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