Who won the 1956 French Grand Prix?
The 1956 French Grand Prix was won by Peter Collins driving for Ferrari, starting from 3rd on the grid. Peter Collins finished second, 2:34:23.400 behind, with Eugenio Castellotti completing the podium. It was an attrition-heavy race with 18 retirements, many due to mechanical issues. This was Round 5 of the 1956 Formula 1 World Championship, held at the Reims-Gueux in Reims, France. Paco Godia was the biggest mover of the race, gaining 10 positions from P17 to finish P7.
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1956 French Grand Prix — FAQ
Who won the 1956 French Grand Prix?+
Peter Collins (Ferrari) won the 1956 French Grand Prix on 1956-07-01 at Reims-Gueux.
Who finished P1, P2 and P3 at the 1956 French Grand Prix?+
P1: Peter Collins (Ferrari). P2: Peter Collins (Ferrari), 2:34:23.400 behind. P3: Eugenio Castellotti (Ferrari), +0.300 behind.
Who was on pole position for the 1956 French Grand Prix?+
Juan Fangio took pole position for the 1956 French Grand Prix.
Which team won the 1956 French Grand Prix?+
Ferrari won the 1956 French Grand Prix with Peter Collins taking victory.