Maserati

Italian|1950–1960

Maserati is a Italian Formula 1 constructor that competed between 1950 and 1960, entering 419 World Championship Grand Prix races. While never winning the Constructors' title, Maserati achieved 9 race victories and 40 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 2.1% across their Grand Prix entries.

Championships

419

Races

Wins

Podiums

Poles

313

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	7	0	0	0	P11
1959	Azdrubal Fontes, Carel Godin de Beaufort, Fritz d'Orey	7	0	0	0	P9
1958	Carlos Menditeguy, Carroll Shelby, Cliff Allison	45	0	0	9	P5
1957	André Simon, Bruce Halford, Carlos Menditeguy	58	4	10	78	—
1956	Alberto Uria, André Simon, Bruce Halford	69	2	11	72	—
1955	Alberto Uria, André Simon, Carlos Menditeguy	50	0	3	23	—
1954	Alberto Ascari, Carlos Menditeguy, Harry Schell	66	2	5	46	—
1953	Chico Landi, Felice Bonetto, Hermann Lang	45	1	9	66	—
1952	Chico Landi, Eitel Cantoni, Felice Bonetto	23	0	1	9	—
1951	David Murray, Harry Schell, John James	14	0	0	0	—
1950	Alfredo Pián, Brian Shawe Taylor, David Hampshire	35	0	1	11	—