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Monaco Grand Prix

Monte Carlo, 19 May 1957

ResultsLapsTime/Speed
1 Juan Manuel Fangio Maserati 250F [2528] 6
#32 Officine Alfieri Maserati
105 3h 10m 12.8s
2 Tony Brooks Vanwall [VW7]
#20 Vandervell Products Limited
105 3h 10m 38.0s
3 Masten Gregory Maserati 250F [2502 as '2511'] 6
#2 Scuderia Centro Sud
103
4 Stuart Lewis-Evans Connaught B [B3] - Alta 4
#10 Connaught Engineering
102
5 Maurice Trintignant Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0006] V8
#30 Scuderia Ferrari
100
6 Jack Brabham (2.5 F1) 2-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-9-57 (F2-5-57?)] - Climax FPF 4
#14 Cooper Car Company
100
R Mike Hawthorn Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0009] V8
#24 Scuderia Ferrari
95 Shared drive - Engine
R Wolfgang von Trips Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0009] V8
#24 Scuderia Ferrari
95 Shared drive L92 car to Hawthorn
R Harry Schell Maserati 250F [2501] 6
#34 Officine Alfieri Maserati
65 Shared drive - Oil leak
R Giorgio Scarlatti Maserati 250F [2501] 6
#34 Officine Alfieri Maserati
65 Shared drive L42 car to Schell
R Ron Flockhart BRM Type 25 [254] s4
#6 Owen Racing Organisation
60 Engine
R Carlos Menditeguy Maserati 250F [2527] 6
#36 Officine Alfieri Maserati
51 Accident
R Ivor Bueb Connaught B [B2] - Alta 4
#12 Connaught Engineering
47 Fuel leak
R Harry Schell Maserati 250F [2529] 6
#38 Officine Alfieri Maserati
23 Suspension
R Horace Gould Maserati 250F [2514] 6
#22 Goulds Garage (Bristol)
10 Oil leak
R Peter Collins Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0008] V8
#26 Scuderia Ferrari
4 Accident
R Stirling Moss Vanwall [VW3]
#18 Vandervell Products Limited
4 Accident
R Mike Hawthorn Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0005] V8
#28 Scuderia Ferrari
4 Accident
DNQ André Simon Maserati 250F [2505] 6
#4 Scuderia Centro Sud
Did not qualify
DNQ Roy Salvadori BRM Type 25 [253] s4
#8 Owen Racing Organisation
Did not qualify
DNQ Les Leston (F2) 1.5-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-9-57 (F2-5-57?)] - Climax FPF 4
#16 Cooper Car Company
Did not qualify
DNQ Hans Herrmann Maserati 250F [2501] 6
#40 Officine Alfieri Maserati
Did not qualify
DNQ Luigi Piotti Maserati 250F [2519] 6
#42 L Piotti
Did not qualify
T Stuart Lewis-Evans Connaught B [B7] - Alta 4
#10 Connaught Engineering
(Only used in practice)
T Ivor Bueb Connaught B [B7] - Alta 4
#12 Connaught Engineering
(Only used in practice)
T Peter Collins (2.5 F1) 2-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-12-57] - Climax FPF 4
#14 Cooper Car Company
(Only used in practice)
T Jack Brabham (2.5 F1) 2-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-12-57] - Climax FPF 4
#14 Cooper Car Company
(Only used in practice)
T Roy Salvadori (2.5 F1) 2-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-12-57] - Climax FPF 4
#14 Cooper Car Company
(Only used in practice)
T Tony Brooks Vanwall [VW1]
#20 Vandervell Products Limited
(Only used in practice)
T Peter Collins (F2) 1.5-litre Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] V6
#26 Scuderia Ferrari (see note 1)
(Only used in practice)
T Peter Collins Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0005] V8
#26 Scuderia Ferrari
(Only used in practice)
T Mike Hawthorn (F2) 1.5-litre Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] V6
#28 Scuderia Ferrari (see note 2)
(Only used in practice)
T Harry Schell Maserati 250F [2522 as '2523'] - V12
#35 Officine Alfieri Maserati
(Only used in practice)
T Carlos Menditeguy Maserati 250F [2522 as '2523'] - V12
#35 Officine Alfieri Maserati
(Only used in practice)
T Juan Manuel Fangio Maserati 250F [2522 as '2523'] - V12
#35 Officine Alfieri Maserati
(Only used in practice)
T Juan Manuel Fangio Maserati 250F [2529] 6
#38 Officine Alfieri Maserati
(Only used in practice)
T Maurice Trintignant (F2) 1.5-litre Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] V6
#T2 Scuderia Ferrari (see note 3)
(Only used in practice)
T Wolfgang von Trips (F2) 1.5-litre Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] V6
#T2 Scuderia Ferrari (see note 4)
(Only used in practice)
DNP Luigi Musso Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0009] V8
#24 Scuderia Ferrari
Did not take part in official practice
(Alternative driver)
DNP Jean Behra Maserati 250F [2501] 6
#34 Officine Alfieri Maserati
Did not take part in official practice
(Alternative driver)
DNA Jo Bonnier Maserati 250F 6
#44 A Simon
Did not arrive
DNA Gerino Gerini Maserati 250F 6
#46 A Simon
Did not arrive
DNA Piero Scotti Connaught B [B6] - Alta 4
#48 P Scotti
Did not arrive

All cars are 2.5-litre F1 unless noted.

Qualifying
1 Juan Manuel Fangio (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2528] - Maserati 6 1' 42.7
2 Peter Collins (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0008] - Lancia-Ferrari V8 1' 43.3
3 Stirling Moss (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Vanwall [VW3] - Vanwall 1' 43.6
4 Tony Brooks (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Vanwall [VW7] - Vanwall 1' 44.4
5 Mike Hawthorn (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0005] - Lancia-Ferrari V8 1' 44.6
6 Maurice Trintignant (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0006] - Lancia-Ferrari V8 1' 46.7
7 Carlos Menditeguy (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2527] - Maserati 6 1' 46.7
8 Harry Schell (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2529] - Maserati 6 1' 47.3
9 Wolfgang von Trips (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Lancia-Ferrari D50 [0009] - Lancia-Ferrari V8 1' 47.9
10 Masten Gregory (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2502 as '2511'] - Maserati 6 1' 48.4
11 Ron Flockhart (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre BRM Type 25 [254] - BRM s4 1' 48.6
12 Horace Gould (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2514] - Maserati 6 1' 48.7
13 Stuart Lewis-Evans (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Connaught B [B3] - Alta 4 1' 49.1
14 Giorgio Scarlatti (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Maserati 250F [2501] - Maserati 6 1' 49.2
15 Jack Brabham (2.5 F1) 2-litre Cooper Mk II 'T43' [F2-9-57 (F2-5-57?)] - Climax FPF 4 1' 49.3
16 Ivor Bueb (2.5 F1) 2.5-litre Connaught B [B2] - Alta 4 1' 49.4

Notes on the cars:

  1. Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] (Peter Collins): The prototype front-engined Ferrari Dino chassis for 1957 was "either extensively modified or replaced by a new car under the same serial" (Nye) for 1958 and again for 1959 before being rebodied again for 1960. Although it raced rarely in F2, this serial always denoted a "F2 chassied" car. (Source: History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65, Nye; Ferrari, Tanner & Nye; Dino, The Little Ferrari, Nye)
  2. Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] (Mike Hawthorn): The prototype front-engined Ferrari Dino chassis for 1957 was "either extensively modified or replaced by a new car under the same serial" (Nye) for 1958 and again for 1959 before being rebodied again for 1960. Although it raced rarely in F2, this serial always denoted a "F2 chassied" car. (Source: History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65, Nye; Ferrari, Tanner & Nye; Dino, The Little Ferrari, Nye)
  3. Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] (Maurice Trintignant): The prototype front-engined Ferrari Dino chassis for 1957 was "either extensively modified or replaced by a new car under the same serial" (Nye) for 1958 and again for 1959 before being rebodied again for 1960. Although it raced rarely in F2, this serial always denoted a "F2 chassied" car. (Source: History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65, Nye; Ferrari, Tanner & Nye; Dino, The Little Ferrari, Nye)
  4. Ferrari Dino 156/57 [0011] (Wolfgang von Trips): The prototype front-engined Ferrari Dino chassis for 1957 was "either extensively modified or replaced by a new car under the same serial" (Nye) for 1958 and again for 1959 before being rebodied again for 1960. Although it raced rarely in F2, this serial always denoted a "F2 chassied" car. (Source: History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65, Nye; Ferrari, Tanner & Nye; Dino, The Little Ferrari, Nye)

Sources

The identification of individual cars in these results is based on the material presented elsewhere in this site and may in some cases contradict the organisers' original results.

3-litre Formula 1 World Championship events 1966-1985

These 1966 to 1985 results were initially compiled by Allen Brown, but these were in the very basic form required to track individual car histories. Since then further details, such as laps completed, qualifying times and so on, have been added from Rob Ryder's extensive database.

All comments, clarifications, corrections and additions are most welcome. Please email Allen at allen@oldracingcars.com if you can help with our research.