Race · Round 5 of 7 ·

1950 Belgian Grand Prix

Juan Manuel Fangio won for Alfa Romeo from 2nd on the grid at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. 4 of the starters were not classified. With this win, Juan Manuel Fangio equalled the record of 2 championship Grand Prix wins.

Circuit
Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsStavelot, Belgium
Winner
Juan Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo
Entries
1410 classified

Classification

Classification
PosDriverConstructorChassisGridLapsOutPointsFL
1Juan Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo158235Finished8
2Luigi FagioliAlfa Romeo158335Finished6
3Louis RosierTalbot-Lago—835Finished4
4Giuseppe 'Nino' FarinaAlfa Romeo158135Finished4fastest lap
5Alberto AscariFerrari—734Finished2
6Luigi VilloresiFerrari—433Finished0
7Pierre LeveghTalbot-LagoT26C1033Finished0
8Johnny ClaesTalbot-LagoT26C1432Finished0
9Geoffrey CrossleyAltaGP1230Finished0
10Toni BrancaMaserati4CL1129Finished0
DNFEugène ChaboudTalbot-LagoT26C-DA1322Oil pipe0
DNFRaymond SommerTalbot-LagoT26C520Oil pressure0
DNFPhilippe ÉtancelinTalbot-Lago—615Overheating0
DNFYves Giraud-CabantousTalbot-Lago—92Oil pipe0
A blank chassis is a season the team ran more than one design and no source says which car raced here.
F1DB layout spa-francorchamps-1 · 14.12 km · 21 turns, F1DB’s figures
F1DB, CC BY 4.0 · drawn by Jules Roy
The outline is F1DB’s, for every layout; the trace is OpenStreetMap’s, where it exists.

Grid to flag

05101520253035Laps completedGridResult21Juan Manuel Fangio32Luigi Fagioli83Louis Rosier14Giuseppe 'Nino' Farina75Alberto Ascari46Luigi Villoresi107Pierre Levegh148Johnny Claes129Geoffrey Crossley1110Toni Branca13DNFEugène Chaboud5DNFRaymond Sommer6DNFPhilippe Étancelin9DNFYves Giraud-Cabantous

Lines run from grid slot to result, ending at the last lap completed. A dashed line ending in a cross is a driver not classified. Nothing between is recorded, so a crossing is not an overtake at that lap.

Grid to flag
DriverGridResultLaps
Juan Manuel Fangio2135
Luigi Fagioli3235
Louis Rosier8335
Giuseppe 'Nino' Farina1435
Alberto Ascari7534
Luigi Villoresi4633
Pierre Levegh10733
Johnny Claes14832
Geoffrey Crossley12930
Toni Branca111029
Eugène Chaboud13DNF22
Raymond Sommer5DNF20
Philippe Étancelin6DNF15
Yves Giraud-Cabantous9DNF2

Qualifying

Qualifying
PosDriverConstructorNo.TimeGapInterval
1Giuseppe 'Nino' FarinaAlfa Romeo84:37.000——
2Juan Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo104:37.000+0.000+0.000
3Luigi FagioliAlfa Romeo124:41.000+4.000+4.000
4Luigi VilloresiFerrari24:47.000+10.000+6.000
5Raymond SommerTalbot-Lago64:47.000+10.000+0.000
6Philippe ÉtancelinTalbot-Lago164:49.000+12.000+2.000
7Alberto AscariFerrari44:52.000+15.000+3.000
8Louis RosierTalbot-Lago144:53.000+16.000+1.000
9Yves Giraud-CabantousTalbot-Lago184:56.000+19.000+3.000
10Pierre LeveghTalbot-Lago225:01.000+24.000+5.000
11Eugène ChaboudTalbot-Lago205:13.000+36.000+12.000
12Geoffrey CrossleyAlta265:44.000+1:07.000+31.000
13Toni BrancaMaserati305:45.000+1:08.000+1.000
14Johnny ClaesTalbot-Lago24———
Before knock-out qualifying arrived in 2006 there is one time per driver; from 2006, the best lap of each of the three sessions.

Pit stops

Pit stops are recorded from 1994. F1DB, the source of every stop here, holds none before then, so this race has no stints to draw.

The cars in this race

The photograph each car's Wikipedia article leads with, from Wikimedia Commons: taken wherever and whenever that was, not necessarily at this race.

Alfa Romeo 158/159 Alfetta
Alfa Romeo 158/159 Alfetta
Alfa-Romeo-159-(1951) · Lennart Coopmans · CC BY-SA 2.5

Where this comes from

Round
5 of 1950
Grand Prix
Belgian Grand Prix
Dates
Layout raced
Original road circuit · 14.1 km · 19 turns
Format
Standard weekend
Constructor
Alfa Romeo
Entrant
Alfa Romeo
Confidence
reference

The layout raced and its figures are this register’s, from its own sources; the figures under the race’s drawing are F1DB’s, and at some circuits the two disagree.