Porsche

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, usually shortened to Porsche AG, is a German automobile manufacturer specializing in high-performance cars and engines. Based in Stuttgart, it is reputed to be the world's largest and most successful racing car manufacturer.

Porsche cars competed in Formula One from 1957 through 1964, using either Flat-4 or Flat-8 engines, all of which were air-cooled. Their only championship victory was in the 1962 French Grand Prix, driven by Dan Gurney.

F1 SummaryEdit

Team NamesEdit

RecordEdit

Year	Cars	Engines	Tires	Drivers	Rounds	WCC Points	WCC Pos.	Report
1957	RS550	547/3 1.5 F4	?	Edgar Barth	6	N/A	N/A	Report
				Umberto Maglioli	6
1958	RSK	547/3 1.5 F4	?	Edgar Barth	8	0	NC	Report
1959	718	547/6 1.5 F4	D	Wolfgang von Trips	1, 6	0	NC	Report
	Behra-Porsche RSK			Maria Teresa de Filippis	1
1960	718/2	547/3 1.5 F4	D	Hans Herrmann	9	1	7th	Report
				Edgar Barth	1
1961	718 787	547/6 1.5 F4	D	Jo Bonnier	All	23	3rd	Report
				Dan Gurney	All
				Hans Herrmann	1, 6
				Edgar Barth	6-7
1962	718 787	753 1.5 F8 547/6 1.5 F4	D	Jo Bonnier	1-2, 4-8	19	5th	Report
				Dan Gurney	1-8
				Phil Hill	8

Notes:

• Formula Two is highlighted in light blue.

Private entrantsEdit

Year	Entreats	Cars	Engines	Tires	Drivers	Rounds
1957	Ecuire Maarsbergen	RS550	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	6
1958	Ecuire Maarsbergen	RSK	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	3
		RS550				8
1959	Scuderia Colonia	718	Porsche F4	D	Wolfgang Seidel	1
	Ecuire Maarsbergen	RSK			Carel Godin de Beaufort	3
	Jean Behra	Behra-Porsche			Jean Behra	6
	Blanchard Automobiles Co.	RSK			Harry Blanchard	9
1960	Camoradi International	RSK	Porsche F4	D	Masten Gregory	1
					Fred Gamble	9
1961	Ecuire Maarsbergen	718	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	2-7
					Hans Herrmann	2
1962	Ecuire Maarsbergen	718	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	All
		787			Ben Pon	1
		718			Rob Slotemaker	1
	Scuderia Republica di Venezia	718			Nino Vaccarella	6
	Ecurie Filipinetti	718			Heini Walter	6
1963	Ecuire Maarsbergen	718	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	2-3, 5-10
					Gerhard Mitter	3, 6-7
	Count Volpi				Carlo Maria Abate	7
1964	Ecuire Maarsbergen	718	Porsche F4	D	Carel Godin de Beaufort	2, 6

Notes:

• Formula Two is highlighted in light blue.

Engine supplierEdit

Year	Entreats	Cars	Engines	Tires	Numbers	Drivers	Rounds	WCC Points	WCC Pos.	Report
1991	Footwork Grand Prix International	A11C FA12	3512 3.5 V12	G	9	Michele Alboreto	1-6	0	NC	Report
					10	Alex Caffi	1-4
						Stefan Johansson	5-6

Complete Formula One ResultsEdit

Cars	Drivers	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	WCC Points	WCC Pos.
1957
RS550	Barth						12th[1]											N/A	[2]
	Beaufort						14th[1]
	Maglioli						Ret[1]
1958
RS550 RSK	Beaufort		11th						Ret[1]									0	NC
	Barth								6th[1]
1959
718 B-P RSK	von Trips	Ret					DNS											0	NC
	Filippis	DNQ
	Seifel	DNA
	Beaufort			10th
	Behra						DNS
	Blanchard									7th
1960
718/2 RSK	Herrmann									6th								1	7th
	Barth									7th
	Gamble									10th
	Gregory	12th
1961
718 787	Bonnier	12th	11th	7th	7th	5th	NC	Ret	6th									22 (23)	3rd
	Gurney	5th	10th	6th	2nd	7th	7th	2nd	2nd
	Herrmann	9th	15th				13th
	Beaufort		14th	Ret	16th	14th	7th
	Barth						WD	DNP
1962
718 787 804	Gurney	Ret	Ret	DNP	1st	9th	3rd	13th	5th									18 (19)	5th
	Bonnier	7th	5th	WD	10th	Ret	7th	6th	13th
	Beaufort	6th	DNQ	7th	6th	14th	13th	10th	Ret	11th
	Walter							14th
	Vaccarella							15th
	Pon	Ret
	P. Hill								DNS
	Slotemaker	DNP
1963
718	Beaufort		6th	9th		10th	Ret	DNQ	6th	10th	10th							5	7th
	Mitter			Ret			4th	DNA
	Abate							DNA
1964
718	Beaufort†		Ret				DNS†											0	NC
1991
A11C F12	Alboreto	Ret	DNQ	DNQ	Ret	Ret	Ret											0	NC
	Caffi	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ
	Johansson					Ret	DNQ

NotesEdit

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4} Classified as Formula Two.
2. ↑ The Constructors' Championship did not begin until 1958.