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Onofre Marimón

born 19 Dec 1923 · raced 1951–1954

11Races
0Wins
2Podiums
3Top 10s
5Avg Position
9.5Avg Grid Pos

Onofre Marimón, an Argentine contemporary of Juan Manuel Fangio, competed in 11 World Championship Grands Prix. Known for his aggressive driving style, he was a formidable talent who often pushed his machinery to the limit. His career was tragically cut short in 1954 during practice for the German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, making him the first driver to die during a World Championship event. Despite his brief time in Formula 1, Marimón's raw speed and daring approach left a lasting impression.

Top Teams

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Maserati028.1411
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Top Circuits

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Reims-Gueux003
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Points are Grand Prix points as awarded at the time (sprints excluded); average points are per race started.

Most-shared teammates. Each link opens their head-to-head.

Onofre Marimón season-by-season championship record
SeasonChampionship positionWinsPoints
19541404.14
19531104
19517000
Every season Onofre Marimón was compared against a teammate
SeasonTeamMatchupRace
1953Juan Fangio vs Onofre Marimón4–1
1953Felice Bonetto vs Onofre Marimón4–1
1 circuitsShow all▾
19545 races▾
Onofre Marimón race results in 1954
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
German Grand PrixMaserati8Accident0
British Grand PrixMaserati28P34.14
French Grand PrixMaserati5Gearbox0
Belgian Grand PrixMaserati4Engine0
Argentine Grand PrixMaserati6Engine0
Earlier seasons1951–1953 (2 seasons)▾
19536 races▾
Onofre Marimón race results in 1953
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Italian Grand PrixMaserati4Accident0
Swiss Grand PrixMaserati5Engine0
German Grand PrixMaserati8Suspension0
British Grand PrixMaserati7Engine0
French Grand PrixMaserati8P90
Belgian Grand PrixMaserati16P34
19511 race▾
Onofre Marimón race results in 1951
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
French Grand PrixMaserati15Engine0