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  • 1978-04-02 – 312 T3 (11) – Carlos Reutemann – USA-Long Beach – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Reutemann Inherits the Lead and Controls Long Beach On 2 April 1978, Carlos Reutemann won the United States Grand Prix West at Long Beach in Ferrari 312 T3 number 11. The Argentine took command after teammate Gilles Villeneuve crashed while leading and finished eleven seconds…

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  • 1962-09-15 – 156 F1 (8) – Willy Mairesse – ITA-Monza – 4

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Mairesse Leads Ferrari’s Home Resistance Willy Mairesse finished fourth in the 1962 Italian Grand Prix at Monza with the number 8 Ferrari 156 F1. Graham Hill won for BRM ahead of Richie Ginther and Bruce McLaren, while Mairesse secured Ferrari’s best result in a World…

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  • 1962-09-15 – 156 F1/120 (4) – Ricardo Rodriguez – ITA-Monza – 14

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Rodríguez Endures a Difficult Monza Ricardo Rodriguez finished 14th in the 1962 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, driving the number 4 Ferrari 156 F1/120. Graham Hill won for BRM, and Rodríguez was delayed by mechanical trouble before being classified well behind the leaders in a…

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  • 1963-08-04 – 156 F1-63 F1 (8) – Willy Mairesse – GER-Nurburgring – R

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Mairesse’s race ends as Surtees conquers the Nürburgring The 1963 German Grand Prix was the sixth round of the World Championship and was contested over 15 laps of the formidable Nürburgring Nordschleife. Willy Mairesse’s race in Ferrari number 8 ended in retirement after an accident…

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  • 1964-09-06 – 158 F1 (2) – John Surtees – ITA-Monza – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Surtees brings Ferrari a vital home victory The 1964 Italian Grand Prix at Monza was the eighth round of the World Championship, and John Surtees won it for Ferrari from pole position. His victory, ahead of Bruce McLaren and team-mate Lorenzo Bandini, moved both Surtees…

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  • 1964-09-06 – 156 Aero (6) – Ludovico Scarfiotti – ITA-Monza – 9

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Scarfiotti carries Ferrari’s transitional design at Monza Ludovico Scarfiotti finished ninth in the 1964 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, a World Championship race won by his Ferrari team-mate John Surtees. While Surtees and Lorenzo Bandini placed their newer cars first and third, Scarfiotti completed the…

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  • 1965-05-30 – 512 F1 (17) – Lorenzo Bandini – MON-Montecarlo – 2

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Bandini takes second after Monaco’s changing battle Lorenzo Bandini finished second in the 1965 Monaco Grand Prix in Ferrari number 17, behind Graham Hill’s BRM. The World Championship race changed repeatedly as Hill, Jackie Stewart, Jack Brabham and the two Ferraris encountered difficulties or exchanged…

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  • 1965-05-30 – 158 F1 (18) – John Surtees – MON-Montecarlo – 4

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: A final-lap shortage costs Surtees a Monaco podium John Surtees finished fourth in the 1965 Monaco Grand Prix with the Ferrari 158 F1 numbered 18. Graham Hill won the World Championship race after recovering from an early spin, while Lorenzo Bandini finished second in the…

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  • 1961-08-06 – 156 F1/120 (3) – Wolfgang Von Trips – GER-Nurburgring – 2

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Von Trips Takes the Championship Lead Wolfgang Von Trips finished second in the 1961 German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring with the number 3 Ferrari 156 F1/120. Stirling Moss won after a masterful drive in changing conditions, but Von Trips passed Ferrari teammate Phil Hill…

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  • 1961-09-10 – 156 F1/120* (2) – Phill Hill – ITA-Monza – 1

    The Chronicle   |   Results STORY OF THE DAY: Hill Wins the World Championship in Tragedy Phill Hill won the 1961 Italian Grand Prix at Monza in the number 2 Ferrari 156 F1/120 and thereby secured the World Drivers’ Championship. The result also confirmed Ferrari’s Constructors’ title, but both achievements were overshadowed by the…

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