Alberto Ascari
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|Name=Alberto Ascari |Nationality=Italy Italian |Years=1950 - 1955 |Team(s)=Ferrari, Maserati, Lancia |Races=33 (32 starts) |Championships=2 (1952, 1953) |Wins=13 |Podiums=17 |Points=107.64 (140.14) |Poles=14 |Fastest laps=12 |First race=1950 Monaco Grand Prix |First win=1951 German Grand Prix |Last win=1953 Swiss Grand Prix |Last race=1955 Monaco Grand Prix |

Alberto Ascari

Personal information
NationalityItaly Italian
Formula One World Championship career
Active years1950 - 1955
TeamsFerrari, Maserati, Lancia
Races33 (32 starts)
Championships2 (1952, 1953)
Wins13
Podiums17
Career points107.64 (140.14)
Pole positions14
Fastest laps12
First race1950 Monaco Grand Prix
First win1951 German Grand Prix
Last win1953 Swiss Grand Prix
Last race1955 Monaco Grand Prix

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Alberto Ascari (July 13, 1918 - May 26, 1955) was an Italian racing driver and twice Formula One World Champion. He is one of only two Italian Formula One World Champions in the history of the sport, and the only one winning his two championships in a Ferrari.

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Sporting positions
Preceded by
inaugural winner		BRDC International Trophy winner
1949		Succeeded by
Giuseppe Farina
Preceded by
Juan Manuel Fangio		Formula One World Champion
1952-1953		Succeeded by
Juan Manuel Fangio
|rec
Preceded by
Reg Parnell
38 years, 315 days
(1950 British GP)		Youngest Driver to score a
Podium Position in Formula One
31 years, 312 days
(1950 Monaco Grand Prix)		Succeeded by
Manny Ayulo
29 years, 221 days
(1951 Indianapolis 500)
Preceded by
Reg Parnell
38 years, 315 days
(1950 British GP)		Youngest Driver to score
Points in Formula One
31 years, 312 days
(1950 Monaco Grand Prix)		Succeeded by
Cecil Green
30 years, 242 days
(1950 Indianapolis 500)
Preceded by
Juan Manuel Fangio
6 wins
(1950 - 1952)		Most Grand Prix wins
13 wins,
7th at the 1952 Dutch GP		Succeeded by
Juan Manuel Fangio
24 wins,
14th at the 1955 Argentine GP
Preceded by
Juan Manuel Fangio
40 years, 126 days
(1951 season)		Youngest Formula One
World Drivers' Champion
34 years, 16 days
(1952 season)		Succeeded by
Mike Hawthorn
29 years, 192 days
(1958 season)

Scuderia Ferrari Ferrari 125 Ferrari V12 5th 11
Ferrari 125/275 BEL
5
Ferrari 375 ITA
2 *
1951 Scuderia Ferrari Ferrari 375 Ferrari V12 SUI
6		 500
 BEL
2		 FRA
2 †		 GBR
Ret		 GER
1		 ITA
1		 ESP
4		 2nd 25 (28)
1952 Scuderia Ferrari Ferrari 375 Ferrari V12 500
Ret		 1st 36 (53.5)
Ferrari 500 Ferrari Straight-4 SUI
 'BEL'
1		 'FRA'
1		 GBR
1		 'GER'
1		 'NED'
1		 'ITA'
1
1953 Scuderia Ferrari Ferrari 500 Ferrari Straight-4 'ARG'
1		 500
 NED
1		 BEL
1		 FRA
4		 'GBR'
1		 'GER'
8 ‡		 SUI
1		 ITA
Ret		 1st 34.5 (46.5)
1954 Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 250F Maserati Straight-6 ARG
 500
 BEL
 FRA
Ret		 GBR
Ret		 GER
 SUI
 25th 1.14
Scuderia Ferrari Ferrari 625 Ferrari Straight-4 ITA
Ret
Scuderia Lancia Lancia D50 Lancia V8 'ESP'
Ret
1955 Scuderia Lancia Lancia D50 Lancia V8 ARG
Ret		 MON
Ret		 500
 BEL
 NED
 GBR
 ITA
 NC 0

Year Car Start Qual Rank Finish Laps Led Retired
1952 12 19 134.308 25 31 40 0 Spun T4
Totals 40 0

Starts
Poles 0
Front Row 0
Wins 0
Top 5 0
Top 10 0
Retired 1


Formula One World Drivers' Champions

1960 J. Brabham
1961 P. Hill
1962 G. Hill
1963 J. Clark
1964 J. Surtees
1965 J. Clark
1966 J. Brabham
1967 D. Hulme
1968 G. Hill
1969 J. Stewart
1980 A. Jones
1981 N. Piquet
1982 K. Rosberg
1983 N. Piquet
1984 N. Lauda
1985 A. Prost
1986 A. Prost
1987 N. Piquet
1988 A. Senna
1989 A. Prost
1990 A. Senna
1991 A. Senna
1992 N. Mansell
1993 A. Prost
1994 M. Schumacher
1995 M. Schumacher
1996 D. Hill
1997 J. Villeneuve
1998 M. Häkkinen
1999 M. Häkkinen
2000 M. Schumacher
2001 M. Schumacher
2002 M. Schumacher
2003 M. Schumacher
2004 M. Schumacher
2005 F. Alonso
2006 F. Alonso
2007 K. Räikkönen
2008 L. Hamilton
2009 J. Button

IT Scuderia Ferrari

Founder: Enzo Ferrari
President: Luca Cordero di Montezemolo

Current personnel: Mario Almondo * Luca Baldisserri * Aldo Costa * Stefano Domenicali * Luca Marmorini * Rob Smedley * Chris Dyer * Andrea Stella * Massimo Rivola * Nicholas Tombazis

Former personnel: John Barnard * Ross Brawn * Gustav Brunner * Rory Byrne * Carlo Chiti * Gioacchino Colombo * Cesare Fiorio * Mauro Forghieri * Vittorio Jano * Aurelio Lampredi * Harvey Postlethwaite * Gilles Simon * Nigel Stepney * Jean Todt

Current drivers: BR 7. Felipe Massa * ES 8. Fernando Alonso Test Drivers: IT Giancarlo Fisichella * IT Luca Badoer * ES Marc Gené * FR Jules Bianchi * IT Valentino Rossi
Young Driver Academy: FR Jules Bianchi * IT Mirko Bortolotti * IT Daniel Zampieri * FR Brandon Maisano * IT Raffaele Marciello * CA Lance Stroll
Former drivers
World Champions: IT Alberto Ascari * AR Juan Manuel Fangio * GB Mike Hawthorn * US Phil Hill * AT Niki Lauda * FI Kimi Räikkönen * ZA Jody Scheckter * DE Michael Schumacher * GB John Surtees Other noted drivers: IT Michele Alboreto * FR Jean Alesi * NZ Chris Amon * US Mario Andretti * FR René Arnoux * IT Lorenzo Bandini * BR Rubens Barrichello * AT Gerhard Berger * AR José Froilán González * US Dan Gurney * BE Jacky Ickx * GB Eddie Irvine * GB Nigel Mansell * FR Didier Pironi * FR Alain Prost * CH Clay Regazzoni * AR Carlos Reutemann * FR Patrick Tambay * CA Gilles Villeneuve * DE Wolfgang von Trips

Formula One cars: 125 * 212 * 166 * 275 * 340 * 375 * 500 * 553 * 625 * 555 * D50 * 801 * 246 * 156 * 158 * 1512 * 312 * 312B * 312T * 126C * 156/85 * F1/86 * F1/87 * 640 * 641 * 642 * 643 * F92A * F93A * 412T * F310 * F300 * F399 * F1-2000 * F2001 * F2002 * F2003-GA * F2004 * F2005 * 248 F1 * F2007 * F2008 * F60 * F10



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