The Ferrari 500 is a racing car produced by Ferrari for the 1952 Formula One Season. During the first two years of it's use in F1 (it was used by other constructors until 1957), it became the most successful car in the history of Formula One, securing victories in all of the first 14 events in which it was used. The 500 was driven by Alberto Ascari to the World Drivers' Championship in 1952 and 1953, including a 9 race (7 if non-attendances are included) streak of consecutive victories.
Race Victories[edit | edit source]
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| 1952 | Swiss Grand Prix |  Piero Taruffi
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| Belgian Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| French Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| British Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| German Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| Dutch Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| Italian Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| 1953 | Argentine Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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Ascari's record 7th consecutive win. |
| Dutch Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| Belgian Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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Ascari's record 9th consecutive win[1] | |
| French Grand Prix |  Mike Hawthorn
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| British Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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| German Grand Prix | Giuseppe Farina
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| Swiss Grand Prix | Alberto Ascari
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Complete Formula One Results[edit | edit source]
Notes[edit | edit source]
Succession
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- ↑ This was Ascari's 9th consecutive win in terms of consecutive starts. This streak was, however, punctuated by the 1953 Indianapolis 500 in which Ascari did not compete.
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