1951 French Grand Prix

1951 French Grand Prix

Infobox Grand Prix race report
Type = F1
Country = France
Grand Prix = French
Official name = XXXVIII GRAND PRIX DE L'A.C.F.


Caption =
Date = July 1
Year = 1951
Race_No = 4
Season_No = 8
Location = Reims, France
Course = Reims-Gueux
Course_mi = 4.856
Course_km = 7.816
Distance_laps = 77
Distance_mi = 373.961
Distance_km = 601.832
Weather = Sunny, Hot, Dry
Pole_Driver = Juan Manuel Fangio
Pole_Team = Alfa Romeo
Pole_Time = 2:25.7
Pole_Country = Argentina
Fast_Driver = Juan Manuel Fangio
Fast_Team = Alfa Romeo
Fast_Time = 2:27.8
Fast_L

Fast_Country = Argentina
First_Driver = Luigi Fagioli
flagicon|Argentina Juan Manuel Fangio
First_Team = Alfa Romeo
First_Country = Italy
Second_Driver = José Froilán González
flagicon|Italy Alberto Ascari
Second_Team = Scuderia Ferrari
Second_Country= Argentina
Third_Driver = Luigi Villoresi
Third_Team = Scuderia Ferrari
Third_Country = ItalyThe 1951 French Grand Prix was a Formula One race held on July 1, 1951 at Reims-Gueux.

Classification

Notes

* Shared Drives:
** Car #8: Fagioli (first 20 laps) then Fangio (57 laps). They shared the points for the win (Fangio scored one extra point for setting the fastest race lap).
** Car #14: Gonzalez (first 35 laps) then Ascari (42 laps). They shared the points for 2nd position.
** Car #24: Fangio (first 15 laps) then Fagioli (40 laps). When Fagioli rejoined the race in Fangio's car he was already 20 laps behind.
* Designated Grand Prix of Europe for 1951.
* First win: Luigi Fagioli
* First Grand Prix: Aldo Gordini, André Simon, Onofre Marimon
* Fagioli remains the oldest driver to win a grand prix.

References

"Unless otherwise indicated, all race results are taken from cite web |title=The Official Formula 1 website |url=http://www.formula1.com/results/season/1951/575/ |accessdate=2007-06-05

F1 race report
Name_of_race = French Grand Prix
Year_of_race = 1951
Previous_race_in_season = 1951 Belgian Grand Prix
Next_race_in_season = 1951 British Grand Prix
Previous_year's_race = 1950 French Grand Prix
Next_year's_race = 1952 French Grand Prix


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