Pescaras Grand Prix
 Pescaras Grand Prix |
Pescaras Grand Prix var en formel 1-deltävling som kördes på Pescara Grand Prix Circuit i Italien några säsonger under 1950-talet. Endast deltävlingen säsongen 1957 ingick i mästerskapet. 1957 dog också 9 åskådare i en crash.
Pescara Grand Prix Circuit, som mätte drygt 25 km, är den längsta bana som någonsin använts för formel 1. Banan är numera nedlagd.
| Pescara Grand Prix Circuit | |
 | |
|---|---|
| Formel 1 | |
| Banlängd | |
| 1950-1951 | 25,800 km |
| 1954, 1957 | 25,579 km |
| Banrekord | |
| 1950-1951 | - |
| 1954, 1957 | 9:44,600 Stirling Moss, Vanwall, 1957 |
Vinnare Pescaras Grand Prix
| Säsong | Förare | Tillverkare |
|---|---|---|
| 1957 |  Stirling Moss | Vanwall |
| 1954[1] |  Luigi Musso | Maserati |
| 1951[1] |  José Froilán González | Ferrari |
| 1950[1] | Juan Manuel Fangio | Alfa Romeo |
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