G.P. IN ITALIA | |
| 1897 / 2003 |
G.P. IN ITALIA | |
| 1897 / 2003 |
1897 · Arona-Stresa-Arona, 12-9: Giuseppe Cobianchi, Benz 1898 · Torino-Asti-Alessandria-Torino, 17-7: Luigi Storero, De Dion Bouton 1899 · Verona-Brescia-Mantua-Verona, 14-3: Ettore Bugatti, Prinetti & Stucchi 3 · Nice-Castellane-Nice, 21-3: Albert Lemaître, Peugeot 20 hp · Limone-Cuneo-Turin, 28-4: De Gras, Peugeot 10 hp · Turin-Pinerolo-Avigliani-Turin, 30-4: Ettore Bugatti, Prinetti & Stucchi · Reggio-Brescello-Parma-Reggio, 8-5: Ettore Bugatti, Prinetti & Stucchi · Bologna-Poggio-Renatico-Malalbergo-Bologna, 22-5: Attilio Caffarati, Perfecta · Padua-Vicenza-Thiene-Bassano-Treviso-Padua, 19-6: Ettore Bugatti, Prinetti & Stucchi · Piacenza-Cremona-Borgo-Piacenza, 15-8: Luigi Storero, Phénix 1.75 hp · Brescia-Cremona-Mantua-Verona-Brescia, 11-9: Luigi Storero, De Dion Bouton · Treviso-Oderzo-Codogne-Conegliano-Treviso, 30-10: Andrea Antonini, Benz 1900 · Turin-Pinerolo-Saluzzo-Cuneo-Turin, 23-4: L Gastè, Perfecta 6 hp · Turin-Asti, 28-4: L Gastè, Perfecta 6 hp · Bologna-Corticella-Poggio-Malalbergo-Bologna, 28-5: Ettore Bugatti, Prinetti & Stucchi 3 · Padua-Vicenza-Bassano-Treviso-Padua, 1-7: Vincenzo Lancia, FIAT 6 hp · Coppa Brescia, 10-9: Soncino, Soncin 6 hp 1901 · Nice-Salon-Nice, 25-3: Wilhelm Werner, Mercedes 35 hp · Coppa Italia (Padua), 30-6: Guido Adami, Panhard 16 hp · Piombino-Grosseto, 24-8: Felice Nazzaro, FIAT 12 hp 1904 · Coppa Florio (Brescia), 5-9: Vincenzo Lancia, FIAT 75 hp 1905 · Coppa Florio (Brescia), 9-9: Giovanni Battista Raggio, Itala 112 hp 1906 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 5-5: Alessandro Cagno, Itala 1907 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 22-4: Felice Nazzaro, FIAT · Coppa Florio, Kaiser Preis cars (Brescia), 1-9: Ferdinando Minoia, Isotta-Fraschini · Coppa della Velocità, GP cars (Brescia), 2-9: Alessandro Cagno, Itala 1908 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 18-5: Vincenzo Trucco, Isotta-Fraschini · Coppa Florio (Bologna), 6-9: Felice Nazzaro, FIAT · Targa Bologna (Bologna), 7-9: Jean Porporato, Berliet 1909 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 2-5: Francesco Ciupa, SPA 1910 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 15-5: Tullio Cariolato, Franco 1911 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 14-5: Ernesto Ceirano, SCAT 1914 · Coppa Florio (Madonie), 31-5: Felice Nazzaro, Nazzaro 1919 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 23-11: André Boillot, Peugeot L25 1920 · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 13-6: Giuseppe Campari, Alfa Romeo 40/60 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 20-10: Guido Meregalli, Nazzaro GP 1921 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 22-5: Eugenio Silvani, Bugatti T22 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 29-5: Giulio Masetti, FIAT 451 · Coppa delle Cascine (Florence), 12-6: 'Deo', Chiribiri · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 24-7: Giuseppe Campari, Alfa Romeo 40/60 · Italian GP (Brescia), 4-9: Jules Goux, Ballot 3L · Coppa Florio (Brescia), 4-9: Jules Goux, Ballot 3L · GP Gentlemen (Brescia), 11-9: Giulio Masetti, Mercedes 18/100 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 25-9: Corrado Lotti, Ansaldo 2000 1922 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 2-4: Giulio Masetti, Mercedes 18/100 · Sardo Circuit (Cagliari), 30-5: Ernesto Ceirano, Ceirano CS2H · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 18-6: Alfieri Maserati, Isotta-Fraschini · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 27-8: Carlo Masetti, Bugatti · Italian GP (Monza), 3-9: Pietro Bordino, FIAT 804 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 15-10: Guido Meregalli, Diatto 20 · Autumn GP (Monza), 22-10: André Dubonnet, Hispano-Suiza 9.4 · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 19-11: André Boillot, Peugeot 1923 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 15-4: Ugo Sivocci, Alfa Romeo RLTF · Cremona Circuit (Cremona), 6-5: Antonio Ascari, Alfa Romeo RL · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 10-6: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Steyr VI Klausen · Savio Circuit (Ravenna), 17-6: Enzo Ferrari, Alfa Romeo RL · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 26-8: Mario Razzauti, Ansaldo 2000 · Italian/European GP (Monza), 9-9: Carlo Salamano, FIAT 805 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 25-11: Guido Meregalli, Diatto 20S 1924 · Tigullio Circuit (Tigullio), 13-4: Tazio Nuvolari, Bianchi 20 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 27-4: Christian Werner, Mercedes 1924 TF · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 27-4: Christian Werner, Mercedes 1924 TF · Belfiore Circuit (Belfiore), 4-5: Antonio Masperi, Bianchi 18 · Perugina Cup (Perugia), 18-5: Emilio Materassi, Itala Sp 4.7 · Savio Circuit (Ravenna), 25-5: Enzo Ferrari, Alfa Romeo RL SS · Polesine Circuit (Polesine), 1-6: Enzo Ferrari, Alfa Romeo RL SS · Cremona Circuit (Cremona), 9-6: Antonio Ascari, Alfa Romeo P2 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 13-7: Enzo Ferrari, Alfa Romeo RL TF24 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 17-8: Renato Balestrero, OM 665 · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 31-8: Giuseppe Morandi, OM 665 · Italian GP (Monza), 19-10: Antonio Ascari, Alfa Romeo P2 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 9-11: Guido Meregalli, Diatto 20S 1925 · Rome Royal GP (Monte Mario), 22-2: Carlo Masetti, Bugatti T35 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 3-5: Meo Costantini, Bugatti T35 · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 3-5: André Boillot, Peugeot · Savio Circuit (Ravenna), 21-5: Emilio Materassi, Itala Spl · Perugina Cup (Perugia), 24-5: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Ballot Indy · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 31-5: Emilio Materassi, Itala Spl · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 21-6: Guido Ginaldi, Alfa Romeo RL · Coppa Vinci (Messina), 5-7: Renato Balestrero, OM 665 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 16-8: Emilio Materassi, Itala Spl · Italian GP (Monza), 6-9: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Alfa Romeo P2 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 18-10: Aymo Maggi, Bugatti T35 · Apuano Circuit (Carrara), 22-11: Renato Balestrero, OM 665 1926 · Pozzo Circuit (Verona), 21-3: Alessandro Consonno, Bugatti T35 · Rome Royal GP (Valle Giulia), 28-3: Aymo Maggi, Bugatti T35 · Alessandria Circuit (Alessandria), 4-4: Giovanni Alloatti, Bugatti · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 25-4: Meo Costantini, Bugatti T35T · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 25-4: Meo Costantini, Bugatti T35T · Coppa Vinci (Messina), 2-5: Renato Balestrero, OM 665 · Savio Circuit (Ravenna), 23-5: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Ballot Indy · Camaiore Circuit (Camaiore), 18-7: Baconin Borzacchini, Salmson VAL · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 7-8: Luigi Spinozzi, Bugatti T35 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 15-8: Emilio Materassi, Itala Spl · Italian GP (Monza), 5-9: 'Sabipa', Bugatti T39A · Milan GP (Monza), 12-9: Meo Costantini, Bugatti T35C · Garda Circuit (Salo), 17-10: Aymo Maggi, Bugatti T35C 1927 · Pozzo Circuit (Pozzo), 20-3: Gaspare Bona, Bugatti T35B · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 24-4: Emilio Materassi, Bugatti T35C · Messina Cup (Messina), 8-5: Antonio Caliri, Bugatti T37A · Alessandria Circuit (Alessandria), 8-5: Gaspare Bona, Bugatti T35B · Perugina Cup (Perugia), 29-5: Emilio Materassi, Itala Spl · Rome Royal GP (Parioli), 12-6: Tazio Nuvolari, Bugatti T35 · Bologna Prize (Bologna), 19-6: Emilio Materassi, Bugatti T35C · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 6-8: Giuseppe Campari, Alfa Romeo P2 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 14-8: Emilio Materassi, Bugatti T35C · Italian/European GP (Monza), 4-9: Robert Benoist, Delage 15-S8 · Milan GP (Monza), 4-9: Pietro Bordino, FIAT 806 · Garda Circuit (Salo), 9-10: Tazio Nuvolari, Bugatti T35C 1928 · Pozzo Circuit (Pozzo), 25-3: Tazio Nuvolari, Bugatti T35C · Alessandria Circuit (Alessandria), 22-4: Tazio Nuvolari, Bugatti T35C · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 6-5: Albert Divo, Bugatti T35B · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 6-5: Albert Divo, Bugatti T35B · Messina Cup (Messina), 13-5: Edwald Probst, Bugatti T37A · Etna Cup (Catania), 20-5: Baconin Borzacchini, Maserati 26B · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 3-6: Emilio Materassi, Talbot 700 · Rome Royal GP (Tre Fontane), 10-6: Louis Chiron, Bugatti T35C · Cremona Circuit (Cremona), 24-6: Luigi Arcangeli, Talbot 700 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 4-8: Giuseppe Campari, Alfa Romeo P2 · Montenero Circuit (Montenero), 19-8: Emilio Materassi, Talbot 700 · Italian/European GP (Monza), 9-9: Louis Chiron, Bugatti T35C 1929 · Alessandria Circuit (Alessandria), 21-4: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 5-5: Albert Divo, Bugatti T35C · Coppa Florio (Medio Madonie), 5-5: Albert Divo, Bugatti T35C · Rome Royal GP (Tre Fontane), 26-5: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Mugello Circuit (Mugello), 9-6: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Talbot 700 · Camaiore Cup (Camaiore), 7-7: Renato Balestrero, Bugatti T35C · Montenero Circuit/Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 21-7: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Monza GP (Monza), 15-9: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Cremona Circuit (Cremona), 29-9: Gastone Brilli-Peri, Alfa Romeo P2 1930 · Alessandria Circuit (Alessandria), 20-4: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Targa Florio (Medio Madonie), 4-5: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo P2 · Rome Royal GP (Tre Fontane), 25-5: Luigi Arcangeli, Maserati 26M · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 3-8: Luigi Fagioli, Maserati 26M · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 17-8: Achille Varzi, Maserati 26M · Monza GP (Monza), 7-9: Achille Varzi, Maserati 26M 1931 · Alessandria Circuit (Bordino), 26-4: Achille Varzi, Bugatti T51 · Targa Florio (Grande Madonie), 10-5: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Italian GP (Monza),* 24-5: Giuseppe Campari/Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Rome Royal GP (Littorio), 7-6: Ernesto Maserati, Maserati V4 · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 2-8: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 16-8: Giuseppe Campari, Alfa Romeo A · Monza GP (Monza), 6-9: Luigi Fagioli, Maserati 26M 1932 · Rome Royal GP (Littorio), 24-4: Luigi Fagioli, Maserati V5 · Targa Florio (Piccolo Madonie), 8-5: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Italian GP (Monza), 5-6: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 31-7: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 14-8: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Monza GP (Monza), 11-9: Rudolf Caracciola, Alfa Romeo B/P3 1933 · Alessandria Circuit (Bordino), 30-4: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Targa Florio (Piccolo Madonie), 28-5: Antonio Brivio, Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza · Florence Circuit (Florence), 11-6: Carlo Felice Trossi, Alfa Romeo 8C-2.6 MM · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 30-7: Tazio Nuvolari, Maserati 8CM · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 13-8: Luigi Fagioli, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Luigi Fagioli, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Monza GP (Monza), 10-9: Marcel Lehoux, Bugatti T51 1934 · Tripoli GP (Mellaha), 6-5: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Targa Florio (Piccolo Madonie), 20-5: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 22-7: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 15-8: Luigi Fagioli, Mercedes-Benz W25/34 · Italian GP (Monza), 9-9: Rudolf Caracciola/Luigi Fagioli, Mercedes-Benz W25/34 · Modena GP (Modena), 14-10: Tazio Nuvolari, Maserati 6C-34 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 21-10: Tazio Nuvolari, Maserati 6C-34 1935 · Targa Florio (Piccolo Madonie), 28-4: Antonio Brivio, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Bergamo Cup (Bergamo), 19-5: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Turin GP (Parco Valentino), 7-7: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Varese Circuit (Varese), 21-7: Vittorio Belmondo, Alfa Romeo · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 4-8: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 15-8: Achille Varzi, Auto Union Typ B · Modena GP (Modena), 15-9: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 8C-35 · Edda Ciano Cup (Lucca), 29-9: Mario Tadini, Alfa Romeo B/P3 · Coppa della Sila (Cosenza), 6-10: Antonio Brivio, Alfa Romeo B/P3 1936 · Milan GP (Milan), 28-6: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 2-8: Tazio Nuvolari/Carlo Pintacuda, Alfa Romeo 8C-35 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 15-8: Bernd Rosemeyer, Auto Union Typ C · Edda Ciano Cup (Lucca), 6-9: Mario Tadini, Alfa Romeo 8C-35 · Italian GP (Monza), 13-9: Bernd Rosemeyer, Auto Union Typ C · Modena GP (Modena), 20-9: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 1937 · Turin GP (Parco Valentino), 18-4: Antonio Brivio, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 25-4: Giuseppe Farina, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 · Genua GP (Superba), 30-5: Carlo Felice Trossi, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 · Milan GP (Milan), 20-6: Tazio Nuvolari, Alfa Romeo 12C-36 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 15-8: Bernd Rosemeyer, Auto Union Typ C · Italian GP (Monza), 12-9: Rudolf Caracciola, Mercedes-Benz W125 1938 · Coppa Ciano (Montenero), 7-8: Hermann Lang, Mercedes-Benz W154/38 · Coppa Acerbo (Pescara), 14-8: Rudolf Caracciola, Mercedes-Benz W154/38 · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Tazio Nuvolari, Auto Union Typ D 1946 · Turin GP (Parco Valentino), 1-9: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo 158 · Milan GP (Parco Sempione), 23-9: Carlo Felice Trossi, Alfa Romeo 158 1947 · Bari GP (Bari), 13-7: Achille Varzi, Alfa Romeo 158 · Italian GP (Parco Sempione), 7-9: Carlo Felice Trossi, Alfa Romeo 158 1948 · San Remo GP (San Remo), 27-6: Alberto Ascari, Maserati 4CLT/48 · Italian GP (Parco Valentino), 5-9: Jean-Pierre Wimille, Alfa Romeo 158 · Garda Circuit (Garda), 24-10: Giuseppe Farina, Ferrari 125 1949 · San Remo GP (San Remo), 3-4: Juan Manuel Fangio, Maserati 4CLT/48 · Italian/European GP (Monza), 11-9: Alberto Ascari, Ferrari 125 GP 1950 · Bari GP (Bari), 9-7: Giuseppe Farina, Alfa Romeo 158 · Pescara GP (Pescara), 15-8: Juan Manuel Fangio, Alfa Romeo 158 · Italian GP (Monza), 3-9: Giuseppe Farina, Alfa Romeo 159 1951 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 11-3: Luigi Villoresi, Ferrari 375 · San Remo GP (Ospedaletti), 22-4: Alberto Ascari, Ferrari 375 · Pescara GP (Pescara), 15-8: Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Ferrari 375 · Bari GP (Bari), 2-9: Juan Manuel Fangio, Alfa Romeo 159 · Italian GP (Monza), 16-9: Alberto Ascari, Ferrari 375 1952 · Syracuse GP, F2 (Syracuse), 16-3: Alberto Ascari, Ferrari 500 · Turin GP (Parco Valentino), 6-4: Luigi Villoresi, Ferrari 375 · Naples GP, F2 (Posillipo), 11-5: Giuseppe Farina, Ferrari 500 · Autodrome GP, F2 (Monza), 8-6: Giuseppe Farina, Ferrari 500 · Italian GP, F2 (Monza), 7-9: Alberto Ascari, Ferrari 500 · Modena GP, F2 (Modena), 14-9: Luigi Villoresi, Ferrari 500 1953 · Syracuse GP, F2 (Syracuse), 22-3: Emmanuel de Graffenried, Maserati A6CGM · Naples GP, F2 (Posillipo), 10-5: Giuseppe Farina, Ferrari 500 · Italian GP, F2 (Monza), 13-9: Juan Manuel Fangio, Maserati A6CGM-53 · Modena GP, F2 (Modena), 20-9: Juan Manuel Fangio, Maserati A6CGM 1954 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 11-4: Giuseppe Farina, Ferrari 625 · Bari GP (Bari), 22-5: Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Ferrari 625 · Rome GP (Castelfusano), 6-6: Onofre Marimón, Maserati 250F · Pescara Circuit (Pescara), 15-8: Luigi Musso, Maserati 250F · Italian GP (Monza), 5-9: Juan Manuel Fangio, Mercedes W196 1955 · Turin GP (Parco Valentino), 27-3: Alberto Ascari, Lancia D50 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 8-5: Alberto Ascari, Lancia D50 · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Juan Manuel Fangio, Mercedes W196 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 23-10: Tony Brooks, Connaught-Alta B-Type 1956 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 15-4: Juan Manuel Fangio, Ferrari D50 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 6-5: Robert Manzon, Gordini T16 · Italian GP (Monza), 2-9: Stirling Moss, Maserati 250F 1957 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 7-4: Peter Collins, Lancia-Ferrari D50 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 28-4: Peter Collins, Lancia-Ferrari D50 · Pescara GP (Pescara), 18-8: Stirling Moss, Vanwall · Italian GP (Monza), 9-8: Stirling Moss, Vanwall · Modena GP (Modena), 22-9: Jean Behra, Maserati 250F 1958 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 13-4: Luigi Musso, Ferrari 246 · Italian GP (Monza), 7-9: Tony Brooks, Vanwall 1959 · Italian GP (Monza), 13-9: Stirling Moss, Cooper-Climax T51 1960 · Italian GP (Monza), 4-9: Phil Hill, Ferrari 246 1961 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 25-4: Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 246P · Naples GP (Posillipo), 14-5: Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156 · Modena GP (Modena), 3-9: Stirling Moss, Lotus-Climax 18 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Phil Hill, Ferrari 156 · Coppa Italia (Vallelunga), 12-10: Giancarlo Baghetti, Porsche 718 1962 · Naples GP (Posillipo), 20-5: Willy Mairesse, Ferrari 156/61 · Mediterranean GP (Enna), 19-8: Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari 156/61 · Italian GP (Monza), 16-9: Graham Hill, BRM P57 1963 · Imola GP (Imola), 21-4: Jim Clark, Lotus-Climax 25 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 25-4: Jo Siffert, Lotus-BRM 24 · Rome GP (Vallelunga), 19-5: Bob Anderson, Lola-Climax Mk4 · Mediterranean GP (Enna), 18-8: John Surtees, Ferrari 156/63 · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Jim Clark, Lotus-Climax 25 1964 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 12-4: John Surtees, Ferrari 158 · Mediterranean GP (Enna), 16-8: Jo Siffert, Brabham-BRM BT11 · Italian GP (Monza), 6-9: John Surtees, Ferrari 158 1965 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 4-4: Jim Clark, Lotus-Climax 33 · Mediterranean GP (Enna), 15-8: Jo Siffert, Brabham-BRM BT11 · Italian GP (Monza), 12-9: Jackie Stewart, BRM P261 1966 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 1-5: John Surtees, Ferrari 312 · Italian GP (Monza), 4-9: Ludovico Scarfiotti, Ferrari 312 1967 · Syracuse GP (Syracuse), 21-5: Mike Parkes & Ludovico Scarfiotti, Ferrari 312 (dead heat) · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: John Surtees, Honda RA300 1968 · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Denny Hulme, McLaren-Cosworth M7A 1969 · Italian GP (Monza), 7-9: Jackie Stewart, Matra-Cosworth MS80 1970 · Italian GP (Monza), 6-9: Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari 312B 1971 · Italian GP (Monza), 5-9: Peter Gethin, BRM P160 1972 · Italian Republic GP (Vallelunga), 18-6: Emerson Fittipaldi, Lotus-Cosworth 72D · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Emerson Fittipaldi, Lotus-Cosworth 72D 1973 · Italian GP (Monza), 9-9: Ronnie Peterson, Lotus-Cosworth 72E 1974 · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Ronnie Peterson, Lotus-Cosworth 72E 1975 · Italian GP (Monza), 7-9: Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari 312T 1976 · Italian GP (Monza), 12-9: Ronnie Peterson, March-Cosworth 761 1977 · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Mario Andretti, Lotus-Cosworth 78 1978 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Niki Lauda, Brabham-Alfa Romeo BT46 1979 · Italian GP (Monza), 9-9: Jody Scheckter, Ferrari 312T4 · GP Dino Ferrari (Imola), 16-9: Niki Lauda, Brabham-Alfa Romeo BT48 1980 · Monza Lotteria GP (Monza), 29-6: Emilio de Villota, Williams-Cosworth FW07 · Italian GP (Imola), 14-9: Nelson Piquet, Brabham-Cosworth BT49 1981 · San Marino GP (Imola), 3-5: Nelson Piquet, Brabham-Cosworth BT49C · Italian GP (Monza), 13-9: Alain Prost, Renault RE30 1982 · San Marino GP (Imola), 25-4: Didier Pironi, Ferrari 126C2 · Italian GP (Monza), 12-9: René Arnoux, Renault RE30B 1983 · San Marino GP (Imola), 1-5: Patrick Tambay, Ferrari 126C2B · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Nelson Piquet, Brabham-BMW BT52B 1984 · San Marino GP (Imola), 6-5: Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG Porsche MP4/2 · Italian GP (Monza), 9-9: Niki Lauda, McLaren-TAG Porsche MP4/2 1985 · San Marino GP (Imola), 5-5: Elio de Angelis, Lotus-Renault 97T · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG Porsche MP4/2B 1986 · San Marino GP (Imola), 27-4: Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG Porsche MP4/2C · Italian GP (Monza), 7-9: Nelson Piquet, Williams-Honda FW11 1987 · San Marino GP (Imola), 3-5: Nigel Mansell, Williams-Honda FW11B · Italian GP (Monza), 6-9: Nelson Piquet, Williams-Honda FW11B 1988 · San Marino GP (Imola), 1-5: Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda MP4/4 · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Gerhard Berger, Ferrari F1-87/88C 1989 · San Marino GP (Imola), 23-4: Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda MP4/5 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Alain Prost, McLaren-Honda MP4/5 1990 · San Marino GP (Imola), 13-5: Riccardo Patrese, Williams-Renault FW13B · Italian GP (Monza), 9-9: Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda MP4/5B 1991 · San Marino GP (Imola), 28-4: Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda MP4/6 · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Nigel Mansell, Williams-Renault FW14 1992 · San Marino GP (Imola), 17-5: Nigel Mansell, Williams-Renault FW14B · Italian GP (Monza), 13-9: Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda MP4/7A 1993 · San Marino GP (Imola), 25-4: Alain Prost, Williams-Renault FW15C · Italian GP (Monza), 5-9: Damon Hill, Williams-Renault FW15C 1994 · San Marino GP (Imola), 1-5: Michael Schumacher, Benetton-Ford B194 · Italian GP (Monza), 11-9: Damon Hill, Williams-Renault FW16B 1995 · San Marino GP (Imola), 30-4: Damon Hill, Williams-Renault FW17 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Johnny Herbert, Benetton-Renault B195 1996 · San Marino GP (Imola), 5-5: Damon Hill, Williams-Renault FW18 · Italian GP (Monza), 8-9: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F310 1997 · San Marino GP (Imola), 27-4: Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Williams-Renault FW19 · Italian GP (Monza), 7-9: David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes MP4-12 1998 · San Marino GP (Imola), 26-4: David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes MP4-13 · Italian GP (Monza), 13-9: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F300 1999 · San Marino GP (Imola), 2-5: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F399 · Italian GP (Monza), 12-9: Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Jordan-Mugen Honda 199 2000 · San Marino GP (Imola), 9-4: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F1-2000 · Italian GP (Monza), 10-9: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F1-2000 2001 · San Marino GP (Imola), 15-4: Ralf Schumacher, Williams-BMW FW23 · Italian GP (Monza), 16-9: Juan Pablo Montoya, Williams-BMW FW23 2002 · San Marino GP (Imola), 14-4: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F2002 · Italian GP (Monza), 15-9: Rubens Barrichello, Ferrari F2002 2003 · San Marino GP (Imola), 20-4: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F2002 · Italian GP (Monza), 14-9: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F2002
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