Maserati

Italian|1950–1960

Maserati is a Italian Formula 1 constructor that competed between 1950 and 1960, entering 1130 World Championship Grand Prix races. While never winning the Constructors' title, Maserati achieved 21 race victories and 102 podium finishes across their F1 career. Maserati competed in 11 Formula 1 seasons. Notable drivers who raced for the team include Antonio Creus, Bob Drake, Ettore Chimeri, Gino Munaron, Giorgio Scarlatti, among 87 total drivers. The team achieved a win rate of 1.9% across their Grand Prix entries.

Championships

1130

Races

Wins

102

Podiums

Poles

795

Points

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How did Maserati perform each season?

Season	Drivers	Races	Wins	Podiums	Points	Pos
1960	Antonio Creus, Bob Drake, Ettore Chimeri	14	0	0	0	P11
1959	Azdrubal Fontes, Carel Godin de Beaufort, Fritz d'Orey	14	0	0	0	—
1958	Carlos Menditeguy, Carroll Shelby, Cliff Allison	90	0	0	18	P5
1957	André Simon, Bruce Halford, Carlos Menditeguy	116	8	20	156	—
1956	Alberto Uria, André Simon, Bruce Halford	138	4	22	144	—
1955	Alberto Uria, André Simon, Carlos Menditeguy	100	0	6	46	—
1954	Alberto Ascari, Carlos Menditeguy, Harry Schell	156	6	13	119	—
1953	Chico Landi, Felice Bonetto, Hermann Lang	148	3	31	215	—
1952	Chico Landi, Eitel Cantoni, Felice Bonetto	112	0	5	43	—
1951	David Murray, Harry Schell, John James	67	0	0	0	—
1950	Alfredo Pián, Brian Shawe Taylor, David Hampshire	175	0	5	55	—