Canadian Grand Prix 1977 - Race Schedule and Countdown

Jody Scheckter claimed his third victory of the season at Mosport, the South African's commanding performance at the Canadian Grand Prix capping a strong debut campaign for Wolf Racing. Scheckter's three wins and consistent points-scoring had delivered a runner-up championship finish in Wolf's first full season, representing one of Formula 1's most successful team debuts. The victory confirmed Scheckter as a future championship contender and validated Walter Wolf's investment in top-tier talent and equipment.

Patrick Depailler finished second for Tyrrell, the Frenchman's remarkably consistent season concluding with another solid points finish. Jochen Mass took third for McLaren, the German driver's steady performances providing reliable backup to Hunt throughout a difficult season. The podium reflected the season's competitive variety, with three different teams represented in the top three positions.

Scheckter's Canadian victory marked Wolf Racing's third win of the season, matching Lauda's total despite the Austrian claiming the championship. The result highlighted how 1977's points system rewarded consistency over outright speed, with Lauda's relentless podium finishes proving more valuable than Scheckter's victories. Wolf's debut season success would prove difficult to sustain, with the team gradually falling behind as ground effect technology evolved.