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Übersicht Rennen WM Endstand Rennfahrer Übersicht Rennen WM Endstand Rennfahrer Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Rennkalender Nr. Datum Land Rennkurs 1 18.01.1953 Argentinien Buenos Aires 2 30.05.1953 USA Indianapolis 500 3 07.06.1953 Niederlande Zandvoort 4 21.06.1953 Belgien Spa Francorchamps 5 05.07.1953 Frankreich Reims 6 18.07.1953 England Silverstone 7 02.08.1953 Deutschland Nürburgring 8 23.08.1953 Schweiz Bremgarten 9 13.09.1953 Italien Monza Punkteverteilung Punktevergabe : Platz 1 = 8 Punkte Platz 2 = 6 Punkte Platz 3 = 4 Punkte Platz 4 = 3 Punkte Platz 5 = 2 Punkte Schnellste Rennrunde = 1 Punkt Gewertet wurden die besten 4 Resultate von 9 Rennen . Renndistanz 300 KM oder mindestens 3 Stunden Besonderheit Fahrerwechsel waren erlaubt. Die erzielten Punkte wurden in diesen Fällen aufgeteilt. Das Rennen von Indianapolis zählte mit zur Weltmeisterschaft, allerdings nahmen die europäischen Teams an dem Rennen nicht teil. Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 1 Datum 18.01.1953 Land Argentinien Rennkurs Buenos Aires Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 3 González F. Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 4 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 5 Galvez Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 6 Behra Gordini Gordini Englebert Schnellste Rennrunde Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 1:49,000 129,204 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati 1:49,100 129,085 3 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 1:50,400 127,565 4 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 1:50,400 127,565 5 González F. Maserati Maserati 1:50,600 127,335 6 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 1:51,400 126,420 7 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 1:52,400 125,295 8 Manzon Gordini Gordini 0,000 9 Galvez Maserati Maserati 0,000 10 Menditéguy Gordini Gordini 0,000 11 Behra Gordini Gordini 0,000 12 Brown Cooper Bristol 0,000 13 Schwelm Cooper Bristol 0,000 14 Birger Gordini Gordini 0,000 15 Bonetto Maserati Maserati 0,000 16 Barber J. Cooper Bristol 0,000 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 2 Datum 30.05.1953 Land USA Rennkurs Indianapolis 500 Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Vukovich Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Platz 2 Cross Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Platz 3 Hanks/Carter Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Platz 4 Agabashian/Russo Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Platz 5 Mc Grath Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Platz 6 Daywalt Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Schnellste Rennrunde Vukovich Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser Firestone Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 3 Datum 07.06.1953 Land Niederlande Rennkurs Zandvoort Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Farina Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 3 Bonetto/González F. Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 4 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 5 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 6 Trintignant Gordini Gordini Englebert Schnellste Rennrunde Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 1:51,100 135,867 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati 1:52,700 133,938 3 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 1:53,100 133,464 4 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 1:53,700 132,760 5 González F. Ferrari Ferrari 1:54,100 132,294 6 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 1:54,900 131,373 7 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati 1:58,700 127,168 8 Rossier Ferrari Ferrari 1:59,500 126,316 9 Moss Connaught Lea Francis 2:00,000 125,790 10 Schell Gordini Gordini 2:00,100 125,685 11 Salvadori Connaught Lea Francis # 125,268 12 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 2:01,200 124,545 13 Bonetto Maserati Maserati 2:01,500 124,237 14 Mac Alpine Connaught Lea Francis 2:01,900 123,829 15 Macklin HWM HWM 2:02,400 123,324 16 Collins HWM HWM 2:03,100 122,622 17 Claes Connaught Lea Francis 2:03,900 121,831 18 Wharton Cooper Bristol 2:06,400 119,421 19 Mières Gordini Gordini 2:08,500 117,469 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 4 Datum 21.06.1953 Land Belgien Rennkurs Spa Francorchamps Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 3 Marimón Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 4 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 5 Trintignant Gordini Gordini Englebert Platz 6 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Schnellste Rennrunde González F. Maserati Maserati Pirelli Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Fangio Maserati Maserati 4:30,000 188,267 2 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 4:32,000 186,882 3 González F. Maserati Maserati 4:32,000 186,882 4 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 4:36,000 184,174 5 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 4:39,000 182,194 6 Marimón Maserati Maserati 4:40,000 181,543 7 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 4:42,000 180,255 8 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 4:45,000 178,358 9 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati 4:49;000 175,889 10 Claes Maserati Maserati 4:50,000 175,283 11 Frére HWM HWM 4:52,000 174,082 12 Schell Gordini Gordini 4:53,000 173,488 13 Rossier Ferrari Ferrari 4:56,000 171,730 14 Behra Gordini Gordini 4:57,000 171,152 15 Wacker Gordini Gordini 5:03,000 167,762 16 Collins HWM HWM 5:03,000 167,762 17 Macklin HWM HWM 5:14,000 161,885 18 Pilette Connaught Lea Francis 5:23,000 157,375 19 Legat Veritas Meteor 5:41,000 149,067 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 5 Datum 05.07.1953 Land Frankreich Rennkurs Reims Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 3 González F. Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 4 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 5 Farina Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 6 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Schnellste Rennrunde Ascari/Fangio Ferrari/Maserati Ferrari/Maserati Pirelli Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 2:41;200 186,409 2 Bonetto Maserati Maserati 2:41,500 186,063 3 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 2:41,900 185,603 4 Fangio Maserati Maserati 2:42,000 185,489 5 González F. Maserati Maserati 2:42,400 185,032 6 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 2:42,500 184,918 7 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 2:43,500 183,787 8 Marimón Maserati Maserati 2:44,700 182,448 9 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati 2:46,100 180,910 10 Rossier Ferrari Ferrari 2:49,600 177,177 11 Bira Connaught Lea Francis 2:53,200 173,494 12 Gerard Cooper Bristol 2:54,200 172,498 13 Moss Cooper Alta 2:55,700 171,026 14 Wharton Cooper Bristol 2:55,800 170,928 15 Bayol OSCA OSCA 2:56,900 169,865 16 Macklin HWM HWM 2:57,200 169,578 17 Collins HWM HWM 3:02,000 165,105 18 Giraud-Carbantous HWM HWM 3:06,700 160,949 19 Salvadori Connaught Lea Francis 3:23,000 148,026 20 Schell Gordini Gordini 3:25,800 133,079 21 Claes Connaught Lea Francis 4:06,500 121,903 22 Behra Gordini Gordini 0,000 23 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 0,000 24 Mières Gordini Gordini 0,000 25 Chiron OSCA OSCA 0,000 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 6 Datum 18.07.1953 Land England Rennkurs Silverstone Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 3 Farina Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 4 González F. Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 5 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 6 Bonetto Maserati Maserati Pirelli Schnellste Rennrunde Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 1:48,000 157,000 2 González F. Maserati Maserati 1:49,000 155,560 3 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 1:49,000 155,560 4 Fangio Maserati Maserati 1:50,000 154,145 5 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 1:50,000 154,145 6 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 1:51,000 152,757 7 Marimón Maserati Maserati 1:51,000 152,757 8 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 1:52,000 151,393 9 Schell Gordini Gordini 1:52,000 151,393 10 Rolt Connaught Lea Francis 1:54,000 148,737 11 Wharton Cooper Bristol 1:54,000 148,737 12 Macklin HWM HWM 1:57,000 144,923 13 Mac Alpine Connaught Lea Francis 1:57,000 144,923 14 Whitehead Cooper Alta 1:57,000 144,923 15 Stewart J. Cooper Bristol 1:58,000 143,695 16 Bonetto Maserati Maserati 1:58,000 143,695 17 Hamilton HWM HWM 2:02,000 138,984 18 Gerard Cooper Bristol 2:02,000 138,984 19 Bira Connaught Lea Francis 2:04,000 136,742 20 Stewart I. Connaught Lea Francis 2:04,000 136,742 21 Brown Cooper Bristol 2:04,000 136,742 22 Behra Gordini Gordini 2:04,000 136,742 23 Collins HWM HWM 2:06,000 134,571 24 Rossier Ferrari Ferrari 2:07,000 133,512 25 Crook Cooper Alta 2:07,000 133,512 26 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati 2:09,000 131,442 27 Fairman HWM HWM 2:32,000 111,553 28 Salvadori Connaught Lea Francis 0,000 Quelle www.f1-datenbank.de Formel 1 Rennjahr 1953 Saisonrennen 7 Datum 02.08.1953 Land Deutschland Rennkurs Nürburgring Wertung Fahrer Rennteam Motorhersteller Reifenhersteller Sieger Farina Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 3 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Platz 4 Bonetto Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 5 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati Pirelli Platz 6 Moss Cooper Alta Dunlop Schnellste Rennrunde Ascari Ferrari Ferrari Pirelli Startaufstellung Platz Fahrer Team Motor Zeit KM/H 1 Ascari Ferrari Ferrari 9:59,800 136,906 2 Fangio Maserati Maserati 10:03,700 136,021 3 Farina Ferrari Ferrari 10:04,100 135,931 4 Hawthorn Ferrari Ferrari 10:12,600 134,045 5 Trintignant Gordini Gordini 10:21,700 132,083 6 Villoresi Ferrari Ferrari 10:22,800 131,850 7 Bonetto Maserati Maserati 10:40,800 128,146 8 Marimón Maserati Maserati 10:41,000 128,106 9 Behra Gordini Gordini 10:45,500 127,213 10 Schell Gordini Gordini 10:46,200 127,075 11 de Graffenried Maserati Maserati 10:46,600 126,997 12 Moss Cooper Alta 10:48,300 126,664 13 Salvadori Connaught Lea Francis 10:57,500 124,891 14 Herrmann Veritas Meteor 10:59,800 124,456 15 Bira Connaught Lea Francis 11:02,100 124,024 16 Mac Alpine Connaught Lea Francis 11:07,300 123,057 17 Brown Cooper Bristol 11:08,700 122,799 18 Heeks Veritas Meteor 11:18,000 121,115 19 Swaters Ferrari Ferrari 11:18,900 120,954 20 Nuckey 11:19,700 120,812 21 Fitzau AFM AFM 11:23,400 120,158 22 Rossier Ferrari Ferrari 11:27,400 119,459 23 Stuck sen.
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