CanAm V F1

My first ever copy of Autoweek (10/19/74) had the race report on this, and I still have the report! It was a real race; James Hunt had pole at 59.8 in one of the F1 cars followed by Jarier in the other F1, Follmer and Oliver. One second covered all 4. The lap records are listed as 58.3 for F5000 (Andretti) and Donohue had the outright at 57.34 in the 917. The F1 cars pretty much ran away. Jarier won with Hunt close behind. The CA cars had their usual mechanical issues; Oliver dropped out and Follmer was overheating. Prize was $10000, winner take all and reportedly each 'team' had a deal to split the proceeds if their team mate won. This is likely JP's only win in an F1 car?

The "race" Allan refers to was held in Laguna Seca, 1974. It was held because of the premature termination of the Can-Am season - just for sponsors and public. JP Jarier and Hunt outqualified the two DN4 CanAm cars, Hunt on pole. Oliver (DN4) went out with clutch trouble, and Follmer (DN4) was lapped by Jarier after 27 laps. Hunt was second. The article only mentions that Jarier succeded in lapping Follmer - and Hunt did not.

All of this according to "CanAm" by Pete Lyons.