List of 1971 motorsport champions

This list of 1971 motorsport champions is a list of national or international auto racing series with a Championship decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races.

1971 motorsport champions
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Formula cars
Series Driver Season
Formula One World Championship Jackie Stewart 1971 Formula One season
Constructors: Tyrrell-Ford
European Formula Two Championship Ronnie Peterson 1971 European Formula Two season
USAC National Championship Joe Leonard 1971 USAC Championship Car season
Tasman Series Graham McRae 1971 Tasman Series
Australian Drivers' Championship Max Stewart 1971 Australian Drivers' Championship
Australian Formula 2 Championship Henk Woelders 1971 Australian Formula 2 Championship
Australian Formula Ford Series Larry Perkins

Sports car
Series Driver Season
World Sportscar Championship Class S & P: Porsche
Class GT: Porsche		 1971 World Sportscar Championship season
Canadian American Challenge Cup Peter Revson 1971 Can-Am season
Australian Sports Car Championship John Harvey 1971 Australian Sports Car Championship
IMSA GT Championship Hurley Haywood
Peter Gregg		 1971 IMSA GT Championship season

Touring car
Series Driver Season
Australian Touring Car Championship Bob Jane 1971 Australian Touring Car Championship
Trans-American Sedan Championship Over 2.5L: American Motors 1971 Trans-Am season
Under 2.5L: Datsun

Stock car racing
Series Driver Season article
NASCAR Grand National Series Richard Petty 1971 NASCAR Winston Cup Series

Rallying
Series Constructor Season
International Championship for Manufacturers Alpine-Renault International Championship for Manufacturers
Australian Rally Championship Colin Bond
George Shepheard

Motorcycle
Series Rider Season
500cc World Championship Giacomo Agostini 1971 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
350cc World Championship
250cc World Championship Phil Read
125cc World Championship Ángel Nieto
50cc World Championship Jan De Vries
Speedway World Championship Ole Olsen 1971 Individual Speedway World Championship

See also
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