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1931 Italian Grand Prix

1931 Italian Grand Prix

FieldValue
TypeEC
Grand PrixItalian
Date24 May
Year1931
Official nameIX Gran Premio d'Italia
CountryItaly
Flag_suffix1861
Race_No1
Season_No3
LocationAutodromo Nazionale di Monza
Monza, Italy
Course_mi6.21
Course_km10.00
Distance_laps155
Distance_mi963.14
Distance_km1550.03
ImageCircuit Monza 1922.svg
Pole_DriverRobert Sénéchal
Pole_TeamDelage
Pole_CountryFrance
Pole_Driver2Henri Frètet
Pole_Country2France
Grid_from_ballotTrue
Fast_DriverGiuseppe Campari
Fast_TeamAlfa Romeo
Fast_Time3:32.8
Fast_CountryItaly
Fast_flag_suffix1861
First_DriverGiuseppe Campari
First_TeamAlfa Romeo
First_CountryItaly
First_flag_suffix1861
First_Driver2Tazio Nuvolari
First_Country2Italy
First_flag_suffix21861
Second_DriverFerdinando Minoia
Second_TeamAlfa Romeo
Second_CountryItaly
Second_flag_suffix1861
Second_Driver2Baconin Borzacchini
Second_Country2Italy
Second_flag_suffix21861
Third_DriverAlbert Divo
Third_TeamBugatti
Third_CountryFrance
Third_Driver2Guy Bouriat
Third_Country2France

Monza, Italy

The 1931 Italian Grand Prix was a Grand Prix motor race held at Monza on 24 May 1931. The race was the first of three Grands Prix that were part of the inaugural European Championship. The Alfa Romeo works team pairing of Giuseppe Campari and Tazio Nuvolari won the race, ahead of their teammates Ferdinando Minoia and Baconin Borzacchini in second, while third place went to the works Bugattis of Albert Divo and Guy Bouriat.

Entries

NoDriverEntrantConstructorChassisEngine2468101214161820222426283032343638404244464850
?Officine A. MaseratiMaseratiMaserati 26M2.5 L8
?Officine A. MaseratiMaseratiMaserati 26M2.5 L8
?Officine A. MaseratiMaseratiMaserati 26M2.5 L8
ITA Umberto Klinger
ITA Pietro GhersiU. KlingerMaseratiMaserati 26M2.5 L8
CHE Carlo PedrazziniC. PedrazziniMaseratiMaserati 26B2.0 L8
ITA Achille Varzi
MCO Louis ChironAutomobiles Ettore BugattiBugattiBugatti T512.3 L8
FRA Albert Divo
FRA Guy BouriatAutomobiles Ettore BugattiBugattiBugatti T512.3 L8
FRA Marcel Lehoux
FRA Philippe ÉtancelinM. LehouxBugattiBugatti T512.3 L8
FRA Jean-Pierre Wimille
FRA Jean GaupillatJ.-P. WimilleBugattiBugatti T512.3 L8
FRA Robert Sénéchal
FRA Henri FrètetR. SénéchalDelageDelage 15S81.5 L8
RUS Boris Ivanowski
FRA Henri StoffelB. IvanowskiMercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz SSK7.1 L6
ITA Antonio Maino
ITA Gildo StrazzaA. MainoMercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz SSK7.1 L6
ITA Giuseppe Campari
ITA Attilio MarinoniSA Alfa RomeoAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo 8C-23002.3 L8
ITA Tazio Nuvolari
ITA Baconin BorzacchiniSA Alfa RomeoAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo Type A2x 3.5 L6
ITA Ferdinando Minoia
ITA Goffredo ZehenderSA Alfa RomeoAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo 8C-23002.3 L8
ITA Francesco Pirola
ITA Giovanni LuraniF. PirolaAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo 6C-15001.5 L6
ITA Guglielmo LettieriG. LettieriAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo 6C 17501.7 L6
ITA Luigi Castelbarco
ITA Tino BianchiL. CastelbarcoMaseratiMaserati 26M2.5 L8
ITA Amedeo Ruggeri
ITA Renato BalestreroA. RuggeriTalbotTalbot 7001.7 L8
ITA Carlo di Vecchio
ITA Gerolamo FerrariC. di VecchioTalbotTalbot 7001.5 L8
??Talbot??
ITA Angelo Facchetti
?A. FachettiItala??
??Bugatti??
Villa
Gerardo TornelliVillaBugatti??
ITA Alfredo Caniato
ITA Mario TadiniA. CaniatoAlfa RomeoAlfa Romeo 6C 17501.8 L8

: — Luigi Arcangeli was originally designated as Campari's co-driver in car #26, but he was replaced by Marinoni after he was killed during practice.

Starting grid

Grid positions were allocated by drawing lots.

First row123FRA Sénéchal
FRA Frètet
DelageFRA Wimille
FRA Gaupillat
BugattiITA Campari
ITA Marinoni
Alfa RomeoSecond row456ITA Minoia
ITA Zehender
Alfa RomeoFRA Lehoux
FRA Étancelin
BugattiRUS Ivanowski
FRA Stoffel
Mercedes-BenzThird row789ITA Nuvolari
ITA Borzacchini
Alfa RomeoITA di Vecchio
ITA Ferrari
TalbotFRA Divo
FRA Bouriat
BugattiFourth row1011ITA Caniato
ITA Tadini
Alfa RomeoITA Varzi
MCO Chiron
BugattiFifth row121314ITA Ruggeri
ITA Balestrero
TalbotITA Klinger
ITA Ghersi
MaseratiITA Pirola
ITA Lurani
Alfa Romeo

Classification

Start of the race
[[Giuseppe Campari
PosNoDriverCarLapsTime/RetiredDistance (km)GridPoints12345678RetNCRetRetRetRetDNSDNS
26ITA **Giuseppe Campari****Alfa Romeo 8C-2300**15510:00:0.71557.7543**1**
ITA Tazio Nuvolarin/a
30ITA **Ferdinando Minoia****Alfa Romeo 8C-2300**153+2 laps1535.0874**2**
ITA Baconin Borzacchinin/a
14FRA **Albert Divo****Bugatti T51**152+3 laps1525.3199**3**
FRA **Guy Bouriat****3**
18FRA **Jean-Pierre Wimille****Bugatti T51**138+17 laps1386.0822**4**
FRA **Jean Gaupillat****4**
22RUS **Boris Ivanowski****Mercedes-Benz SSK**134+21 laps1343.2556**4**
FRA **Henri Stoffel****4**
32ITA **Francesco Pirola****Alfa Romeo 6C-1500**129+26 laps1290.24314**4**
ITA **Giovanni Lurani****4**
38ITA **Amedeo Ruggeri****Talbot 700**129+26 laps1290.00012**4**
ITA **Renato Balestrero****4**
8ITA **Umberto Klinger****Maserati 26M**114+41 laps1140.00013**5**
ITA **Pietro Ghersi****5**
40ITA **Carlo di Vecchio****Talbot 700**87+68 laps870.0008**5**
ITA **Gerolamo Ferrari****5**
20FRA **Robert Sénéchal****Delage 15S8**81+74 Laps809.9771**5**
FRA **Henri Frètet****5**
16FRA **Marcel Lehoux****Bugatti T51**49Con-rod490.0005**6**
FRA **Philippe Étancelin****6**
12ITA **Achille Varzi****Bugatti T51**44Differential440.00011**6**
MCO **Louis Chiron****6**
28ITA **Tazio Nuvolari****Alfa Romeo Type A**31Mechanical310.0007**7**
ITA **Baconin Borzacchini****7**
50ITA **Alfredo Caniato****Alfa Romeo 6C 1750**14140.00010**7**
ITA **Mario Tadini****7**
24ITA **Antonio Maino****Mercedes-Benz SSK**Did not start**8**
ITA **Gildo Strazza****8**
36ITA **Luigi Castelbarco****Maserati 26M**Did not start**8**
ITA **Tino Bianchi****8**
Sources:

: — Nuvolari and Borzacchini did not receive the points for first and second place, respectively, because they were not driving in their designated cars. The seven points apiece that they received were for driving car #28, which completed less than a quarter of the race distance. Attilio Marinoni and Goffredo Zehender, who had been designated to drive cars #26 and #30, respectively, both received eight points, since they did not take part in the race. : — Ruggeri and Balestrero were initially credited with 1290.534 km, putting them in sixth place. However, their final lap took more than five minutes to complete, so the fraction of the lap completed prior to the ten-hour mark was eliminated, demoting the pair to seventh, and promoting Pirola and Lurani to sixth. : — Sénéchal and Frètet were not classified because they failed to complete at least three-fifths of the number of laps achieved by the race winner.

Notes:

  • The race was limited to ten hours. Each driver was allowed to complete a lap begun before the ten-hour cutoff (and retain the fraction of the lap already completed), provided that the lap took no more than five minutes.

References

|Previous_year's_race = 1928 Italian Grand Prix |Next_year's_race = 1932 Italian Grand Prix

References

  1. Etzrodt, Hans. "Campari and Nuvolari win at Monza with the new 2300 Alfa Romeo". kolumbus.fi.
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