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  • 1950-05-21 – 125 F1 (40) – Alberto Ascari – MON-Montecarlo – 2

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Ferrari’s Formula One debut ends with Ascari secondAfter msising the 1st GP at Silverstone, Ferrari makes its debut in the newly F1 World Champioship in Monaco, the first Official GP of more than 1000, with the 125 F1. Ascari y Villorersi qualified 7th and 6th…

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  • 1995-06-11 – 412 T2 (27) – Jean Alesi – CAN-Montreal – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Alesi’s Emotional Victory in Montreal: On June 11, 1995, Jean Alesi claimed the only Formula One victory of his career at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. Driving the Ferrari 412 T2, he inherited the lead after Michael Schumacher’s Benetton suffered an electrical problem late…

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  • 1973-04-25 – 312 B3-73 (7) – Jackie Ickx – ESP-Montjuic Park – 12

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Ickx and the Difficult Birth of the Ferrari 312 B3: The 1973 Spanish Grand Prix was held on April 29 at the spectacular Montjuïc circuit in Barcelona. Emerson Fittipaldi won the 75-lap race for Lotus after starting seventh, with François Cevert finishing second for Tyrrell.…

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  • 1956-07-01 – Lancia-Ferrari D50T (16) – Eugenio Castelotti – FRA-Reims (Prova) – T

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Ferrari’s Streamlined D50 at Reims: This model represents the streamlined Lancia-Ferrari D50, in this case the T2 version carrying number 16, the number that would ultimately be used by Alfonso de Portago. The streamlined bodywork reflected an aerodynamic idea already explored successfully by Mercedes-Benz during…

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  • 1948-09-05 – 125 F1 (28) – Raymond Sommers – GP Torino – 3

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Raymond Sommer and Ferrari’s First Formula 1 Car: The Ferrari 125 F1 was the first Formula One car built by Ferrari and began racing in 1948, two years before the official World Championship was created. This example represents the car driven by Raymond Sommer in…

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  • 1949-07-03 – 125 F1 (30) – Alberto Ascari – GP Bremgarten – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY — Ascari Leads a Ferrari 1–2 at Bremgarten: On July 3, 1949, Alberto Ascari won the Swiss Grand Prix at Bremgarten in this Ferrari 125 F1, with teammate Luigi Villoresi finishing second in the other Ferrari. This was still the pre-World Championship era: the official…

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  • 2008-11-02 – F2008 (2) – Felipe Massa – BRA-Interlagos – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— World Champion for 38 Seconds: Felipe Massa arrived at his home Grand Prix seven points behind Lewis Hamilton in the 2008 World Championship. Massa had to win and hope Hamilton finished sixth or lower. Starting from pole in this Ferrari F2008, the Brazilian did everything…

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  • 1979-05-27 – 312 T4 (11) – Jody Scheckter – MON-Montecarlo – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Scheckter Wins Monaco with an Unusual Ferrari: Jody Scheckter won the 1979 Monaco Grand Prix in this Ferrari 312 T4, holding off Clay Regazzoni’s Williams by only 0.44 seconds after 76 laps through the streets of Monte Carlo. Carlos Reutemann finished third for Lotus. It…

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  • 1971-07-17 – 312 B2 (5) – Clay Regazzoni – GBR-Silverstone – R

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Pole Position with Ferrari’s Delta Wings: Clay Regazzoni put this Ferrari 312 B2 on pole position for the 1971 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, beating Jackie Stewart’s Tyrrell on one of the fastest circuits of the Formula One calendar. Regazzoni led at the start, but…

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  • 1953-01-18 – 500 F2 (10) – Alberto Ascari – ARG-Buenos Aires – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY— Ascari Wins Amid Chaos in Buenos Aires: The 1953 Argentine Grand Prix was the first Formula One World Championship race ever held in South America. Reigning World Champion Alberto Ascari started from pole in this Ferrari 500 F2 and dominated from beginning to end, winning…

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