100x1000
Scuderia Ferrari’s path to its one thousandth Formula 1 GP
The project focuses on the stories of a hundred of the most significant appearances for the Italian team in the Formula 1 World Championship.
26 March 1989
The revolutionary F1-89
Brazilian GP
Thousandths of seconds can make the difference between winners and losers. And the second placed driver is first of the losers.
11 September 1988
A one-two sent from above
Italian GP
1988 was a very sad year for Ferrari.
1 November 1987
Gerhard's First
Japanese GP
For the penultimate race of the season, the Formula 1 World Championship returned to Japan, ten years after its last visit.
4 August 1985
Alboreto hits the bullseye
German GP
On 2nd August 1985, Formula 1 arrived at the Nürburgring for the German Grand Prix.
15 October 1983
Eight constructor's title
South Africa GP
The dizzying increase in car performance forced the Federation to change the technical regulations, bringing an end to ground effect cars.
12 September 1982
Fetting closer to the Constructors’ title
Italian GP
The sad 1982 season was coming to an end.
9 May 1982
Goodbye Gilles
Belgium GP
This is the story of a Grand Prix in which Scuderia Ferrari did not take part.
21 June 1981
Gilles Villeneuve’s wins on strategy
Spanish GP
Villeneuve's last victory in Formula 1
31 May 1981
27 red
Monaco GP
On 31 May 1981, the Monaco roulette ball stopped on 27 red...
9 September 1979
Jody Scheckter World Champion
Italian GP
Scuderia Ferrari could win both the Constructors’ and Drivers’ Championships...
1 July 1979
The duel in Dijon
French GP
At the end of June, the Formula 1 World Championship moved on to France.
8 October 1978
Villeneuve wins
Canadian GP
Friday 6 October 1978: 28 Formula 1 drivers went out on track for practice for the Canadian GP.
2 October 1977
Mission accomplished
United States GP East
Friday 30 September, dawned crisp and decidedly cool with a constant breeze.
11 September 1977
The fifth Constructors’ Championship title
Italian GP
On 9 September 1977, the engines started up for the first free practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
28 August 1977
Lauda's last race
Dutch GP
The first Dutch Grand Prix took place on 26 August 1977.
10 October 1976
Ferrari wins the Constructors’ Championship
United States GP East
The Championship was back in the United States at the Watkins Glen circuit, with Lauda on 64 points and Hunt on 56.
12 September 1976
Lauda returns
Italian GP
On 1 August 1976 the Formula 1 world survived another brush with death...
7 September 1975
Lauda crowned champion
Italian GP
The Italian Grand Prix of 1975 was highly anticipated by Scuderia Ferrari and all its fans.
11 May 1975
Lauda’s turning point
Monaco GP
Two weeks after the tragic Spanish Grand Prix, the Formula 1 World Championship arrived in Monaco.
28 April 1974
Lauda’s first
Spanish GP
The 1974 championship fronted up in Spain at the end of April for the fourth round of the season after the first three races had produced the same number of different winners.
28 January 1973
The start of a long journey together
Argentine GP
The 1973 season began in Argentina in late January...
6 March 1971
Andretti lucks in
South African GP
The 1971 season got underway in South Africa at the beginning of March.
16 August 1970
Ferrari win as the V12s triumph
Austrian GP
The 1970 Formula 1 season saw the return of the Austrian Grand Prix.
4 September 1966
Scarfiotti triumphs at Monza
Italian GP
It was August 1966. In Maranello, everyone was busy despite it being the August bank holiday.
25 October 1964
Surtees takes the title
Mexican GP
The 1964 season had reached the grand finale. It would be the third time that the title had gone down to the wire.
6 September 1964
Surtees gets back in the fight for the title
Italian GP
The 1964 season was one of the hardest fought in the history of Formula 1.
4 August 1963
First win for Surtees
German GP
Born in 1934, Surtees knew Italy, the Italians and their ability to build winning machines.
10 September 1961
Hill champion
with a heavy heart
Italian GP
The 1961 season had reached the final round with two drivers...
2 July 1961
Baghetti wins on debut
French GP
Round 4 of the 1961 Formula 1 season took place on 2nd July at Reims, France.
18 June 1961
Ferrari clean sweep at Spa
Belgian GP
The 1961 Formula 1 season would go down as one of the best ever for Scuderia Ferrari, even if it ended on a heartbreaking note.
2 August 1959
FERRARI 1-2-3 AT AVUS
German GP
New stars were in the ascendant in 1959. Brooks was now number one at Scuderia Ferrari.
19 October 1958
MIKE’S MASTERPIECE
Moroccan GP
On 19 October the question was whether Hawthorn or Moss would become the 1st British champion of this new era.
6 July 1958
Hawthorn wins to bring an era to a close
French GP
For various reasons, 1958 was a watershed moment in the history of Formula 1.
2 September 1956
Fangio champion
thanks to sporting Collins
2 September 1956
“I would not have been proud of beating him thanks to bad luck”...
May 1955
First victory in the Principality
Monaco GP
On the 22 May 1955, the Principality of Monaco hosted its second ever Formula 1 Grand Prix...
23 August 1953
ASCARI’S SECOND TITLE
Swiss GP
Three weeks on from Farina’s victory for Ferrari in Germany, it was generally expected that the world championship would be wrapped up at the Swiss GP.
2 August 1953
FARINA’S LAST GP
German GP
It was Farina’s first win with Scuderia Ferrari, but it was also the last in his extraordinary career. For Ascari, it was a bitter pill to swallow, but...
3 August 1952
THE FIRST WORLD TITLE
German GP
The German round took place on 3 August at the legendary Nurburgring circuit, with each lap almost 23 kilometres in length.
14 July 1951
THE FIRST WIN
British GP
Gonzalez had taken his and the team’s first ever pole position, getting the better of his fellow countryman Fangio, going on to win by over 50 seconds.
21 May 1950
FORMULA 1 DEBUT
Monaco GP
On 21 May in Monaco, the Scuderia was ready for the start of the second ever championship Grand Prix. Ferrari entered three turbocharged 125 F1s...
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