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Talbot-Lago

French · raced 1950–1951

13Races
0Wins
2Podiums
34Top 10s
7.67Avg Position
12.84Avg Grid Pos

Talbot-Lago was a French car maker whose T26C was one of the main cars in the first two seasons of the World Championship, raced mostly by privateers. Louis Rosier took third place at the 1950 Swiss Grand Prix, and the cars took 2 podiums in all. Other drivers included Johnny Claes, Philippe Etancelin, Yves Cabantous and Pierre Levegh, and the cars started 13 Grands Prix.

Top Drivers

Driver
Wins
Podiums
Points (as awarded)
Races
Louis Rosier021613
Yves Cabantous00510
Philippe Étancelin00311
Eugène Chaboud0013
Charles Pozzi0001
Raymond Sommer0003
Eugène Martin0002
Georges Grignard0001
Pierre Levegh0006
Henri Louveau0002
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Top Circuits

Circuit
Wins
Avg Points (as awarded)
Races
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Points are Grand Prix points as awarded at the time (sprints excluded); average points are per race started.

Most wins for the team, then most races.

Talbot-Lago season-by-season championship record
SeasonConstructors' positionWinsPoints
1951—05
1950—020
Drivers who have raced for Talbot-Lago
DriverSeasonsRacesWins
J. Claes1950–1951130
L. Rosier1950–1951130
P. Étancelin1950–1951110
Y. Cabantous1950–1951100
L. Chiron195160
P. Levegh1950–195160
E. Chaboud1950–195130
G. Mairesse1950–195130
R. Sommer195030
D. Hamilton195120
H. Louveau1950–195120
J. Swaters195120
E. Martin195020
A. Pilette195110
G. Grignard195110
J. González195110
C. Pozzi195010
H. Schell195010