List of 1976 motorsport champions

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1976 motorsport champions
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This list of 1976 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.

Open wheel racing[edit]

Series Driver Season article
Formula One World Championship United Kingdom James Hunt 1976 Formula One season
Constructors: Italy Ferrari
USAC National Championship United States Gordon Johncock 1976 USAC Championship Car season
European Formula Two Championship France Jean-Pierre Jabouille 1976 European Formula Two season
Formula Three
FIA European Formula 3 Championship Italy Riccardo Patrese 1976 FIA European Formula 3 Championship
German Formula Three Championship West Germany Bertram Schäfer 1976 German Formula Three Championship

Sports car[edit]

Series Driver Season article
World Sportscar Championship West Germany Porsche 1976 World Sportscar Championship season
World Championship for Makes West Germany Porsche 1976 World Championship for Makes season
IMSA GT Championship United States Al Holbert 1976 IMSA GT Championship season

Touring car[edit]

Series Driver Season article
European Touring Car Championship Belgium Jean Xhenceval
Belgium Pierre Dieudonné
Australian Touring Car Championship Canada Allan Moffat 1976 Australian Touring Car Championship

Stock car racing[edit]

Series Driver Season article
NASCAR Grand National Series United States Cale Yarborough 1976 NASCAR Winston Cup Series

Rallying[edit]

Series Driver Season article
World Rally Championship Italy Lancia 1976 World Rally Championship season

Motorcycle[edit]

Series Driver Season article
500cc World Championship United Kingdom Barry Sheene 1976 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
350cc World Championship Italy Walter Villa
250cc World Championship
125cc World Championship Italy Pier Paolo Bianchi
50cc World Championship Spain Ángel Nieto
Speedway World Championship England Peter Collins 1976 Individual Speedway World Championship
AMA Superbike Championship United Kingdom Reg Pridmore

See also[edit]