Formula One Career
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! Nationality
| American
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! Active years
| 1958 - 1964, 1966
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! Team(s)
| Maserati, Ferrari, Cooper, Porsche, ATS (Ita), Lotus, Eagle
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! Grands Prix
| 51
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! Championships
| 1
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! Wins
| 3
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! Podium finishes
| 16
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! Pole positions
| 6
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! Fastest laps
| 6
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! First Grand Prix
| 1958French Grand Prix
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! First win
| 1960Italian Grand Prix
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! Last win
| 1961Italian Grand Prix
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! Last Grand Prix
| 1966Italian Grand Prix
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In 1961, Phil Hill won the 24 hours of Le Mans again and the Formula One driving championship for the Ferrari team, although somewhat due to the death of his teammate and main championship contender Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips. Unlike Mario Andretti, Hill is born in the USA, and still the only US-born F1 champion.
Phil Hill has the distinction of having won the first (a 3 lap event at Carrell Speedway in a MG TC on July 24 1949) and last races of his driving career, the final victory driving for Chaparral in the "BOAC 500" at Brands Hatch in England in 1967.
