50
1950 — 1953
Ferrari
Back-to-back titles in 1952 and 1953.
- 1952 title
- 1953 title
Alberto AscariF1 career history
Ferrari's first world champion, and the only driver to win nine consecutive championship races.
- Titles
- 2
- Wins
- 13
- Poles
- 14
- Podiums
- 17
- Starts
- 32
- Teams
- 2
Career Chronology
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2 of 2 team stints shown · 1950 — 1955
2 championship seasons in this range:1952 · 1953
Full career totals
1950 — 1955 · 6 seasons- Races
- 36
- Wins
- 13
- Podiums
- 17
- Poles
- 14
- Championships
- 2
Win rate 36.1%Podium rate 47.2%Points 140.1Best season 1952 (6 wins, 6 podiums)Titles 1952, 1953
Exports the 1950 — 1955 selection only
54
1954 — 1955
Lancia
The D50 project, cut short by his death at Monza.
The Long Version
The son of Grand Prix driver Antonio Ascari, he joined Ferrari in 1950.
He won every race he entered across 1952 and the start of 1953 — nine straight championship victories.
He plunged into Monaco harbour in 1955 and survived, only to die testing a sports car at Monza four days later.
Where Those Teams Went
Scuderia Ferrari1 identities
The only team to have entered every season since 1950, and the only identity in the sport never to have been sold, renamed or rebadged.
Trace the Ferrari rebrands from 1950 →Officine Alfieri Maserati2 identities
Modena's other great marque: the 250F was the customer car of the 1950s and carried Fangio to his fifth title.
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Sources & citations
Reference material used to compile and verify the Alberto Ascari data on this page. GridXTrax is an independent fan archive; follow the links to check any figure at source.
- Wikipedia — Alberto Ascari(opens in a new tab)
Biography, career summary and season-by-season narrative.
- StatsF1 — Alberto Ascari(opens in a new tab)
Independent statistical record: entries, qualifying, laps and retirements.
- Motorsport Stats — Alberto Ascari(opens in a new tab)
Cross-check for career totals and non-championship appearances.
- Ergast / Jolpica Formula One results archive(opens in a new tab)
Primary dataset for race results, starts, wins, podiums, poles and points from 1950 onwards.
- FIA — Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile(opens in a new tab)
Governing body: official regulations, entry lists and classifications.
- Formula1.com results archive(opens in a new tab)
Official championship results and standings by season.
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