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The '1950 Italian Grand Prix' was a Formula One race held on September 3, 1950 at Monza. It was the seventh and final event of the 1950 World Drivers Championship. In this race, Nino Farina became the first World Drivers' Champion.
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Contents

Qualifying

Classification

Notes

References

Qualifying

Pos	No	Driver	Constructor	Lap	Gap
1	18	Juan Manuel Fangio	Alfa Romeo	1'58.6	-
2	16	Alberto Ascari	Ferrari	1'58.8	+ 0.2
3	10	Nino Farina	Alfa Romeo	2'00.2	+ 1.6
4	46	Consalvo Sanesi	Alfa Romeo	2'00.4	+ 1.8
5	36	Luigi Fagioli	Alfa Romeo	2'04.0	+ 5.4
6	48	Dorino Serafini	Ferrari	2'05.6	+ 7.0
7	60	Piero Taruffi	Alfa Romeo	2'05.8	+ 7.2
8	12	Raymond Sommer	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'08.6	+ 10.0
9	4	Franco Rol	Maserati	2'10.0	+ 11.4
10	44	Robert Manzon	Simca-Gordini	2'12.4	+ 13.8
11	40	Guy Mairesse	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'13.2	+ 14.6
12	42	Maurice Trintignant	Simca-Gordini	2'13.4	+ 14.8
13	58	Louis Rosier	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'13.4	+ 14.8
14	64	Henri Louveau	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'13.8	+ 15.2
15	30	Prince Bira	Maserati	2'14.0	+ 15.4
16	24	Philippe Étancelin	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'14.4	+ 15.8
17	38	Toulo de Graffenried	Maserati	2'14.4	+ 15.8
18	8	Peter Whitehead	Ferrari	2'16.2	+ 17.6
19	6	Louis Chiron	Maserati	2'17.2	+ 18.6
20	56	Pierre Levegh	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'17.2	+ 18.6
21	32	Cuth Harrison	ERA	2'18.4	+ 19.8
22	2	Johnny Claes	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	2'18.6	+ 20.0
23	52	Felice Bonetto	Maserati	2'19.8	+ 21.2
24	50	David Murray	Maserati	2'22.0	+ 23.4
25	22	Clemente Biondetti	Ferrari-Jaguar	2'30.6	+ 32.0
26	62	Franco Comotti	Maserati	2'33.6	+ 35.0
27	28	Paul Pietsch	Maserati	No time	-

Classification

Pos	No	Driver	Constructor	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	10	'Nino Farina'	'Alfa Romeo'	80	2:51'17.4	3	'8'
2	48	'Dorino Serafini' 'Alberto Ascari'	'Ferrari'	80	+ 1'18.6	6	'3' '3'
3	36	'Luigi Fagioli'	'Alfa Romeo'	80	+ 1'35.6	5	'4'
4	58	'Louis Rosier'	'Talbot-Lago-Talbot'	75	+ 5 Laps	13	'3'
5	24	'Philippe Etancelin'	'Talbot-Lago-Talbot'	75	+ 5 Laps	16	'2'
6	38	Toulo de Graffenried	Maserati	72	+ 8 Laps	17
7	8	Peter Whitehead	Ferrari	72	+ 8 Laps	18
Ret	50	David Murray	Maserati	56	Gearbox	24
Ret	32	Cuth Harrison	ERA	51	Radiator	21
Ret	12	Raymond Sommer	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	48	Gearbox	8
Ret	40	Guy Mairesse	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	42	Oil Pipe	11
Ret	4	Franco Rol	Maserati	39	Retirement	9
Ret	60	Piero Taruffi Juan Manuel Fangio	Alfa Romeo	34	Engine	7
Ret	56	Pierre Levegh	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	29	Gearbox	20
Ret	18	'Juan Manuel Fangio'	'Alfa Romeo'	23	Gearbox	1	'1'
Ret	2	Johnny Claes	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	22	Overheating	22
Ret	16	Alberto Ascari	Ferrari	21	Engine	2
Ret	22	Clemente Biondetti	Ferrari-Jaguar	17	Engine	25
Ret	64	Henri Louveau	Talbot-Lago-Talbot	16	Brakes	16
Ret	62	Franco Comotti	Maserati	15	Retirement	26
Ret	42	Maurice Trintignant	Simca-Gordini	13	Water Pipe	12
Ret	6	Louis Chiron	Maserati	13	Oil Pressure	19
Ret	46	Consalvo Sanesi	Alfa Romeo	11	Engine	4
Ret	44	Robert Manzon	Simca-Gordini	7	Transmission	10
Ret	30	Prince Bira	Maserati	1	Engine	15
Ret	28	Paul Pietsch	Maserati	0	Engine	27
DNS	52	Felice Bonetto	Maserati	0	Non Starter	23

Notes

★ 'Shared Drives:'

★
★ Car #48: Dorino Serafini (first 47 laps) then Alberto Ascari (33 laps). They shared the points for 2nd place.

★
★ Car #60: Piero Taruffi (25 laps) then Juan Manuel Fangio (9 laps)

★ 'Leaders:'

★
★ Nino Farina (laps 1-13, 16-80)

★
★ Alberto Ascari (laps 14-15)

★ Fangio scored 1 championship point for setting the fastest race lap.

★ Luigi Fagioli's 4 points were not counted in the World Championship standings. Only the best 4 results during the season were counted.

★ Philippe Etancelin finishing fifth, remains the oldest driver to score championship points.

References

''Unless otherwise indicated, all race results are taken from The Official Formula 1 website