Jackie Stewart clinched his second World Championship with ease, scoring 62 points to Cevert’s 26. He won six of the eleven races. The 1971 season validated the Tyrrell organization as a top-tier constructor and proved that reliability and driver skill could triumph over the raw power of Ferrari or the aerodynamic experimentation of Lotus.
As the circus moved to Spain and Monaco, Jackie Stewart took command. His driving style—smooth, precise, and intellectual—was perfectly suited to the new Tyrrell. He won in Spain and Monaco, establishing a lead he would rarely relinquish. 1971 formula one season
The season opened in South Africa with a surprise victory for Mario Andretti in the Ferrari 312B, marking the American's first and only Grand Prix win for over a decade. However, this was an outlier. The Ferrari engine was powerful but thirsty, and the Tyrrell was the class of the field. Jackie Stewart clinched his second World Championship with