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Lancia

Italian · raced 1954–1955

4Races
0Wins
1Podiums
2Polesjoint 25th all-time
3Top 10s
4.33Avg Position
6.5Avg Grid Pos

Lancia was an Italian car maker that entered Formula 1 in 1954 and 1955 with the D50, designed by Vittorio Jano. Alberto Ascari drove it, and he was leading the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix when he crashed into the harbour. Eugenio Castellotti took second place at that race, the team's only podium, and after Ascari was killed testing a sports car in May 1955, Lancia withdrew and handed the D50s to Ferrari. The cars started 4 Grands Prix.

All-time records

Where Lancia ranks in the all-time Formula 1 record books.

Top Drivers

Driver
Wins
Pod.
Pts
Eugenio Castellotti016
Luigi Villoresi002
Alberto Ascari001
Louis Chiron000

Top Circuits

Circuit
Wins
Avg pts
No matches for “”.

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.

Lancia season-by-season championship record
SeasonConstructors' positionWinsPoints
1955—08
1954—01
Drivers who have raced for Lancia
DriverSeasonsRacesWins
A. Ascari1954–195530
E. Castellotti195530
L. Villoresi1954–195530
L. Chiron195510

How Lancia did in every Grand Prix it started: the best grid slot and finish of its cars, the points it scored and each car’s result. Races in which no car took the start are left out unless the team scored sprint points.

19553 races, 1 podium, 1 pole▾

Drivers: E. Castellotti, A. Ascari, L. Villoresi, L. Chiron

Lancia race results in 1955
Grand PrixResultPts
4Belgian Grand PrixDNF★0
2Monaco Grand PrixP28
1Argentine Grand PrixDNF0
Earlier seasons1954 (1 season)▾
19541 race, 1 pole▾

Drivers: A. Ascari, L. Villoresi

Lancia race results in 1954
Grand PrixResultPts
9Spanish Grand PrixDNF★1