Sir Jackie Stewart
1971 Tyrrell 003 · individual Formula One chassis
Photo details
Joyride serves the 3,751 × 2,118 Commons original JPEG byte-for-byte. No crop, resize, retouching, metadata removal, generation or vehicle reconstruction; responsive presentation may crop displayed edges.
Photo details
Joyride serves the current 1,600 × 2,133 Commons JPEG byte-for-byte. Commons discloses that this file was cropped from the Anefo original with CropTool precise mode on December 15, 2021; Joyride made no additional crop, resize, retouching, metadata removal or generation. A responsive frame may crop displayed edges. This identification portrait remains separate from the Tyrrell 003 photograph.
Eight Grand Prix wins from one individual Tyrrell
- Connection
- Competition driver · not ownership
- When
- Debut victory on April 18, 1971 · six 1971 wins and championship · final two wins in 1972
- Identity
- Tyrrell 003 · individual 1971 Formula One chassis · Stewart competition car · National Museum of Scotland display photograph
Team Tyrrell identifies 003 as the car that debuted with Jackie Stewart at the 1971 Spanish Grand Prix and won at its first attempt. The team’s history records Stewart winning six races in the car during 1971, including the British Grand Prix, on the way to the drivers’ championship while Tyrrell secured the constructors’ title.
Silverstone Museum describes the surviving individual Tyrrell 003 as the 1971 World Championship-winning car and records eight victories from sixteen Grand Prix starts. Formula 1’s official results corroborate Stewart’s Tyrrell wins at Spain and Monaco in 1971 and Argentina and France in 1972; those results name the entrant and driver, while the team and museum sources establish the individual chassis identity.
Joyride records Stewart’s role as a competition association, not personal ownership. The licensed 2012 photograph shows that actual surviving Tyrrell 003 at the National Museum of Scotland in later display condition. Its Commons description called the car Stewart-owned at that date, but that caption is not primary current-title evidence, so no present owner or unchanged race specification is claimed.
Where the car went next
- April 18, 1971A win on chassis 003’s debut
Team Tyrrell says 003 made its first start at the Spanish Grand Prix and Stewart won; Formula 1’s result lists Stewart first for Tyrrell-Ford.
- May 23, 1971Monaco from pole
Formula 1’s official result records Stewart winning for Tyrrell-Ford after starting from pole position.
- 1971 seasonSix wins and two titles
Team Tyrrell records six Stewart victories in 003, the drivers’ championship for Stewart and the constructors’ championship for Tyrrell.
- January–July 1972Two more wins
Silverstone Museum’s eight-win total includes the car’s 1972 season; Formula 1 records Stewart’s Tyrrell victories in Argentina and France.
- August 9, 2012The surviving car in Edinburgh
dun_deagh photographed the actual Tyrrell 003 at the National Museum of Scotland under CC BY-SA 2.0.
- 2022Displayed at Silverstone Museum
Silverstone Museum announced a temporary display of the 1971 championship-winning Tyrrell 003; that dated display is not a current-location claim.
Sources for this story
Team Tyrrell and Silverstone Museum establish individual chassis 003, its debut win, six 1971 wins, both championships, eight wins from sixteen starts and later display. Formula 1 results corroborate dated Tyrrell-Ford victories but do not alone identify the chassis. No personal ownership, present title, unchanged race configuration, complete Tyrrell family coverage, exact Joyride catalog match, verified modified specification or compatible game representation is claimed.
- About Tyrrell: the Tyrrell StoryTeam Tyrrell · official team history · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
003’s Spanish Grand Prix debut victory, Stewart’s six 1971 wins in the car, the British Grand Prix win and the 1971 drivers’ and constructors’ championships.
- 1971 Tyrrell 003Silverstone Museum · 2022 display record · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
Individual 1971 championship-winning car identity, eight wins from sixteen Grand Prix starts, continued 1972 use and dated museum display.
- 1971 Spanish Grand Prix — race resultFormula 1 · official results · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
Stewart’s dated Tyrrell-Ford victory in Spain; the entrant-level result corroborates the team history without independently proving chassis identity.
- 1971 Monaco Grand Prix — race resultFormula 1 · official results · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
Stewart’s Tyrrell-Ford victory from pole at Monaco; the result does not independently identify chassis 003.
- 1972 Argentine Grand Prix — race resultFormula 1 · official results · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
Stewart’s Tyrrell-Ford victory in Argentina; the result does not independently identify chassis 003.
- 1972 French Grand Prix — race resultFormula 1 · official results · reviewed 2026-10-07 · external source
Stewart’s Tyrrell-Ford victory in France; the result does not independently identify chassis 003.
Reviewed
Why this is the actual car
- Photo identity evidence
Photographer dun_deagh identifies the August 9, 2012 National Museum of Scotland image as Jackie Stewart’s World Drivers’ Championship-winning Tyrrell 003; Commons confirms CC BY-SA 2.0.
- Photo identity evidence
Silverstone Museum identifies the surviving individual Tyrrell 003 as Stewart’s 1971 championship-winning car and records eight wins from sixteen starts.
The matching photographer, venue, date and vehicle history establish the identification; the chassis stamp is not visible in these photographs.