F1 Report

Ludovico Scarfiotti

Ludovico Scarfiotti, a scion of the Fiat industrial dynasty, was a gentleman racer whose brief but impactful Formula 1 career was largely intertwined with Ferrari. Known for his versatility, he also excelled in sports car racing, famously winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1963. His sole Formula 1 victory came memorably at the 1966 Italian Grand Prix, making him the last Italian to win his home race for Ferrari. Scarfiotti competed in 13 Grands Prix, securing 1 win and 1 podiums before his tragic death in a hill climb accident in 1968.

13Races
1Wins
1Podiums
6Top 10s
11.85Avg Position
8.38Avg Grid Pos

Top Teams

Team
Wins
Podiums
Points
Races
Ferrari11119
Cooper-BRM0063
Eagle-Weslake0001
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Top Circuits

Circuit
Wins
Avg Points
Races
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza133
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Ludovico Scarfiotti season-by-season championship record
SeasonChampionship positionWinsPoints
19681606
19672001
19661019
19653900
1964—00
19631701
19683 races▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1968
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Monaco Grand PrixCooper-BRM15P43
Spanish Grand PrixCooper-BRM12P43
South African Grand PrixCooper-BRM15Water pipe0
19673 races▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1967
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Italian Grand PrixEagle-Weslake10Engine0
Belgian Grand PrixFerrari9Not classified0
Dutch Grand PrixFerrari15P61
19662 races, 1 win▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1966
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Italian Grand PrixFerrari2P19
German Grand PrixFerrari4Electrical0
19651 race▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1965
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Mexican Grand PrixFerrari—Withdrew0
19641 race▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1964
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Italian Grand PrixFerrari16P90
19633 races▾
Ludovico Scarfiotti race results in 1963
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
French Grand PrixFerrari—Withdrew0
Dutch Grand PrixFerrari11P61
Belgian Grand PrixFerrari—Withdrew0