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  • 1982-04-25 – 126 C2 (28) – Didier Pironi – SAN-Imola – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Pironi Wins a Controversial Ferrari Duel On 25 April 1982, Didier Pironi won the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola in Ferrari 126 C2 number 28. Gilles Villeneuve finished second to complete a Ferrari one-two, but the World Championship result was overshadowed by a bitter…

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  • 1992-05-03 – F92A (27) – Jean Alesi – ESP-Barcelona – 3

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Alesi masters the rain to rescue a Spanish podium Jean Alesi finished third for Ferrari in the 1992 Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona, the fourth round of the Formula One World Championship. Nigel Mansell continued his dominant opening to the season with victory for Williams-Renault,…

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  • 1983-05-01 – 126C2B (27) – Patrick Tambay – SMA-Imola – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Number 27 Wins Again at Imola On 1 May 1983, Patrick Tambay won the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola in Ferrari 126C2B number 27. The emotional World Championship victory came one year after Gilles Villeneuve’s final race and gave Ferrari success before an intensely…

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  • 1992-09-27 – F92AT (28) – Ivan Capelli – POR-Estoril – R

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Capelli’s Ferrari struggle ends at Estoril Ivan Capelli retired his Ferrari F92AT from the 1992 Portuguese Grand Prix at Estoril, round 14 of the Formula One World Championship. Nigel Mansell won from pole position for Williams-Renault, with Gerhard Berger and Ayrton Senna completing the podium…

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  • 1983-08-28 – 126 C3 (28) – Rene Arnoux – HOL-Zandvoort – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Arnoux’s Final Grand Prix Victory On 28 August 1983, Rene Arnoux won the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort in Ferrari 126 C3 number 28. Teammate Patrick Tambay finished second, giving Ferrari a commanding one-two, while John Watson completed the podium for McLaren. The result strengthened…

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  • 1984-04-29 – 126 C4 (27) – Michelle Alboreto – BEL-Spa Zolder – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: An Italian Wins for Ferrari On 29 April 1984, Michelle Alboreto won the Belgian Grand Prix at Zolder from pole position in Ferrari 126 C4 number 27. He became the first Italian driver to win a Formula One World Championship Grand Prix for Ferrari since…

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  • 1984-08-05 – 126 C4 M2 (28) – Rene Arnoux – GER-Hockenheim – 6

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: A Point from a Difficult Hockenheim On 5 August 1984, Rene Arnoux finished sixth in the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim, driving Ferrari 126 C4 M2 number 28. The final championship point reflected a difficult afternoon for Ferrari as Alain Prost led a McLaren one-two…

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  • 1985-05-19 – 156-85 (27) – Michelle Alboreto – CAN-Montreal – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Alboreto Leads a Ferrari One-Two in Canada On 19 May 1985, Michelle Alboreto won at Montreal in Ferrari 156-85 number 27, leading teammate Stefan Johansson home for a Ferrari one-two. Alain Prost finished third for McLaren. The victory strengthened Alboreto’s position as Prost’s principal challenger…

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  • 1986-09-07 – F1-86 (28) – Stephan Johansson – ITA-Monza – 3

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Johansson Charges to the Monza Podium On 7 September 1986, Stephan Johansson finished third in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, driving Ferrari F1-86 number 28. Nelson Piquet won for Williams ahead of teammate Nigel Mansell, while Johansson supplied Ferrari’s home crowd with a podium…

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  • 1986-09-24 – F1-637 – Michelle Alboreto – Fiorano – T

    The Chronicle STORY OF THE DAY: Ferrari’s Unraced American Challenger On 24 September 1986, Michelle Alboreto tested Ferrari’s F1-637 at Fiorano. The car was conceived for American CART competition rather than Formula One, making the session an unusual exploration of a possible Ferrari programme centred on the Indianapolis 500. The project never progressed to a…

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