1950 Italian Grand Prix

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Flag of Italy.svg 1950 Italian Grand Prix
Racing data
7th of 7 races in the 1950 World Automobile Championship
Route profile
Surname: XXI Gran Premio d'Italia
Date: 3rd September 1950
Place: Monza
Course: Monza
Length: 504 km in 80 laps of 6.3 km

Weather: warm, sunny
Pole position
Driver: ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo
Time: 1: 58.6 min
Fastest lap
Driver: ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo
Time: 2: 00.0 min (lap 7)
Podium
First: ItalyItaly Giuseppe Farina ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo
Second: ItalyItaly Dorino Serafini / Alberto Ascari
ItalyItaly 
ItalyItaly Ferrari
Third: ItalyItaly Luigi Fagioli ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo

The 1950 Italian Grand Prix took place on the Monza circuit on September 3rd and was the seventh and final race of the 1950 World Automobile Championship .

background

In the two months between the French and the Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari was able to almost reach the level of the Alfa Romeo with its new model, which had a non-supercharged engine, in Formula 1 races that were not part of the World Cup . However, Villoresi was injured in such a race and was not yet in full force when he was out in Italy. Alfa Romeo entered with two new Tipo 159s for Fangio and Farina .

Before the race, all three Alfa Romeo drivers had the chance to become the first Formula 1 world champion. Since only the four best results of the seven races were counted, Fagioli, who was second before the race, had the worst chances. Since the 24 points he had reached up to then resulted from 4 second places with 6 points each, he could have made up a maximum of 3 points and reached 27 points with a win and the fastest lap. In addition, Fangio should not have achieved any and Farina only a maximum of 4 points (3rd place).

In the event of a win (with the fastest race lap), Farina had to hope that Fangio would be third at most, then he would be world champion. Fangio had to make sure to finish at least second (or third with the fastest race lap) if Farina managed to win, otherwise every result in front of his teammates was enough for him.

training

As had already become apparent in the previous races, Ferrari was almost on par with the Alfa Romeo. Fangio achieved pole position with 1: 58.6 minutes, but Ascari in the Ferrari was only 2 tenths slower. These two were the only ones to break the 2 minute wall. Farina and Sanesi completed the front row.

run

The three Alfa Romeos in row 1 had the best start, but Ascari managed to move up to second place at the end of the first lap. Up to the 14th lap he followed Farina closely, then pushed him out of the lead for two laps. Farina managed to take the lead again, but he was never able to shake off Ascari until his engine failed on lap 22. Fangio, on the other hand, was robbed of almost all title chances by a gearbox damage on lap 24. Although he was able to take over Taruffi's car two laps later and was thus in second place, he also had to retire with Taruffi's car on the 35th lap. In the meantime Ascari had taken over Serafini's car and was able to fight his way back to second place, but this did not change the victory of 45-year-old Farina, who thus became the first world champion in Formula 1 history.

For Raymond Sommer it was the last Grand Prix. A week later he had a fatal accident in a Formula 2 race in France due to a steering defect.

Registration list

team No. driver chassis engine tires
BelgiumBelgium Ecurie Belge 2 BelgiumBelgium Johnny Claes Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
ItalyItaly Maserati 4th France 1946Fourth French Republic Franco Rol Maserati 4CLT Maserati P
6th MonacoMonaco Louis Chiron
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Team Peter Whitehead 8th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Peter Whitehead Ferrari 125F1 Ferrari D.
France 1946Fourth French Republic Team Raymond Sommer 12 France 1946Fourth French Republic Raymond Summers Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
ItalyItaly Ferrari 16 ItalyItaly Alberto Ascari Ferrari 375F1 Ferrari P
48 ItalyItaly Dorino Serafini Ferrari 375F1
ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 10 ItalyItaly Giuseppe Farina Alfa Romeo Type 159 Alfa Romeo P
18th ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio
36 ItalyItaly Luigi Fagioli Alfa Romeo Tipo 158
46 ItalyItaly Consalvo Sanesi
60 ItalyItaly Piero Taruffi
ItalyItaly Team Clemente Biondetti 22nd ItalyItaly Clemente Biondetti Ferrari 166F2 jaguar P
France 1946Fourth French Republic Team Philippe Etancelin 24 France 1946Fourth French Republic Philippe Étancelin Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
GermanyGermany Team Paul Pietsch 28 GermanyGermany Paul Pietsch Maserati 4CLT Maserati P
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Enrico Platé 30th ThailandThailand B. Bira Maserati 4CLT Maserati P
38 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Emmanuel de Graffenried |
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Team T. Cuthbert Harrison 32 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Cuth Harrison ERA B-Type ERA D.
France 1946Fourth French Republic Team Guy Mairesse 40 France 1946Fourth French Republic Guy Mairesse Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
France 1946Fourth French Republic Gordini 42 France 1946Fourth French Republic Maurice Trintignant Simca-Gordini T15 GC Gordini E.
44 France 1946Fourth French Republic Robert Manzon
ItalyItaly Scuderia Ambrosiana 50 United KingdomUnited Kingdom David Murray Maserati 4CL Maserati D.
ItalyItaly Scuderia Milano 52 ItalyItaly Felice Bonetto Maserati Milano Maserati P
62 ItalyItaly Gianfranco Comotti
France 1946Fourth French Republic Team Philippe Etancelin 56 France 1946Fourth French Republic Pierre Levegh Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
France 1946Fourth French Republic Ecurie Rosier 58 France 1946Fourth French Republic Louis Rosier Talbot-Lago T26C Talbot D.
64 France 1946Fourth French Republic Henri Louveau

classification

Starting grid

Item driver constructor time Starting row
1. ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 1: 58.600 1
2. ItalyItaly Alberto Ascari ItalyItaly Ferrari 1: 58.800 1
3. ItalyItaly Giuseppe Farina ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 2: 00,200 1
4th ItalyItaly Consalvo Sanesi ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 2: 00.400 1
5. ItalyItaly Luigi Fagioli ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 2: 04,000 2
6th ItalyItaly Dorino Serafini ItalyItaly Ferrari 2: 05.200 2
7th ItalyItaly Piero Taruffi ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 2: 05.800 2
8th. France 1946Fourth French Republic Raymond Summers France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 08.600 2
9. ItalyItaly Franco Rol ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 10,000 3
10. France 1946Fourth French Republic Robert Manzon France 1946Fourth French Republic Simca-Gordini 2: 12,400 3
11. France 1946Fourth French Republic Guy Mairesse France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 13,200 3
12. France 1946Fourth French Republic Maurice Trintignant France 1946Fourth French Republic Simca-Gordini 2: 13,400 3
13. France 1946Fourth French Republic Louis Rosier France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 13,400 4th
14th France 1946Fourth French Republic Henri Louveau France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 13,800 4th
15th ThailandThailand B.Bira ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 14,000 4th
16. France 1946Fourth French Republic Philippe Étancelin France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 14,400 4th
17th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Emmanuel de Graffenried ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 14,400 5
18th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Peter Whitehead ItalyItaly Ferrari 2: 16,200 5
19th MonacoMonaco Louis Chiron ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 17,200 5
20th France 1946Fourth French Republic Pierre Levegh France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 17,200 5
21st United KingdomUnited Kingdom Cuthbert Harrison United KingdomUnited Kingdom ERA 2: 18,400 6th
22nd BelgiumBelgium Johnny Claes France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 2: 18,600 6th
23. United KingdomUnited Kingdom David Murray ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 22,000 6th
24. ItalyItaly Clemente Biondetti ItalyItaly Ferrari 2: 30,600 6th
25th ItalyItaly Gianfranco Comotti ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 33,600 7th
26th GermanyGermany Paul Pietsch ItalyItaly Maserati 3: 00.400 7th
ItalyItaly Felice Bonetto ItalyItaly Maserati 2: 19.800 DNS

Race result

Item driver constructor Round time km / h s. Rd. guide
1. ItalyItaly Giuseppe Farina ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 80 2: 51: 17.4 176.55 78
2. ItalyItaly Dorino Serafini ItalyItaly Ferrari 47 2: 52: 36.0 175.20
ItalyItaly Alberto Ascari 33
3. France 1946Fourth French Republic Luigi Fagioli ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 80 2: 52: 36.0 175.20
4th France 1946Fourth French Republic Louis Rosier France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 75 2: 52: 33.0 164.30 2: 13.1
5. France 1946Fourth French Republic Philippe Étancelin France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 75 2: 53: 00.0 163.87 2: 13.3
6th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Emmanuel de Graffenried ItalyItaly Maserati 72 2: 51: 53.2 158.34
7th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Peter Whitehead ItalyItaly Ferrari 72 2: 53: 02.8 157.29
DNF United KingdomUnited Kingdom David Murray ItalyItaly Maserati 56 transmission
DNF United KingdomUnited Kingdom Cuthbert Harrison United KingdomUnited Kingdom ERA 51 engine
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Raymond Summers France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 48 transmission 2: 10.2
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Guy Mairesse France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 42 Oil pipe 2: 22.0
DNF ItalyItaly Franco Rol ItalyItaly Maserati 39 engine
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Pierre Levegh France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 29 transmission 2: 15.3
DNF ItalyItaly Piero Taruffi ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 25th handing over
ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio 9 engine
DNF BelgiumBelgium Johnny Claes France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 22nd engine 2: 19.0
DNF ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 23 transmission 2: 00.0
DNF ItalyItaly Alberto Ascari ItalyItaly Ferrari 21st engine 2
DNF ItalyItaly Clemente Biondetti ItalyItaly Ferrari 17th engine
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Henri Louveau France 1946Fourth French Republic Talbot-Lago 16 Brakes
DNF ItalyItaly Gianfranco Comotti ItalyItaly Maserati 15th engine
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Maurice Trintignant France 1946Fourth French Republic Simca-Gordini 13 cooling
DNF MonacoMonaco Louis Chiron ItalyItaly Maserati 13 handing over
DNF ItalyItaly Consalvo Sanesi ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 11 engine
DNF France 1946Fourth French Republic Robert Manzon France 1946Fourth French Republic Simca-Gordini 7th transmission
DNF ThailandThailand B. Bira ItalyItaly Maserati 1 engine
DNF GermanyGermany Paul Pietsch ItalyItaly Maserati 0 engine

World Cup stand after the race

The first five got 8, 6, 4, 3 and 2 points respectively; there was a point for the fastest lap. Only the four best results from seven races count. *) contains the point for the fastest lap, fields marked in the same color represent pick-up of the vehicle (divided points) and values ​​in brackets are deleted results.

Item driver constructor Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Flag of Monaco.svg Flag of the United States (1912-1959) .svg Flag of Switzerland within 2to3.svg Flag of Belgium (civil) .svg Flag of France.svg Flag of Italy.svg Points
01. ItalyItaly Giuseppe Farina Alfa Romeo *9 * *9 * *4 * 8th 30th
02. ArgentinaArgentina Juan Manuel Fangio Alfa Romeo *9 * 8th *9 * *1* 27
03. ItalyItaly Luigi Fagioli Alfa Romeo 6th 6th 6th 6th (4) 24 (30)
04th France 1946Fourth French Republic Louis Rosier Talbot 2 4th 4th 3 13
05. ItalyItaly Alberto Ascari Ferrari 6th 2 3 11
06th United StatesUnited States Johnnie Parsons Kurti's power *9 * 09
07th United StatesUnited States Bill Holland Deidt 6th 06th
08th. ThailandThailand B.Bira Maserati 2 3 05
09. United KingdomUnited Kingdom Reg Parnell Alfa Romeo 4th 04th
MonacoMonaco Louis Chiron Maserati 4th 04th
United StatesUnited States Mauri Rose Deidt 4th 04th
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Peter Whitehead Ferrari 4th 04th
13. France 1946Fourth French Republic Yves Giraud-Cabantous Talbot 3 03
France 1946Fourth French Republic Raymond Summers Ferrari 3 03
United StatesUnited States Cecil Green Kurti's power 3 03
France 1946Fourth French Republic Robert Manzon Gordini 3 03
ItalyItaly Dorino Serafini Ferrari 3 03
19th ItalyItaly Felice Bonetto Maserati 2 02
20th United StatesUnited States Joie Chitwood Kurti's power 1 01
United StatesUnited States Tony Bettenhausen Kurti's power 1 01
France 1946Fourth French Republic Philippe Étancelin Talbot 1 01
France 1946Fourth French Republic Eugène Chaboud Talbot 1 01

literature

  • Lang, Mike; Grand Prix 1950-1965; Haynes Publishing Group, Sparkford Sommerset 1981 (English)

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