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1956 Argentine Grand Prix

Round
1/8
Date
Jan 22, 1956 at 00:00 CET
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Circuit length
3.912 m
Race distance
383.376 km (98 laps)
Pos. Driver Constructor Time/Retired Grid Laps Points
1 #34 Juan Manuel Fangio Ferrari 5
1 #34 Luigi Musso Ferrari 3:00:03.700 3rd 98 4
2 #4 Jean Behra Maserati +24.400 4th 98 6
3 #14 Mike Hawthorn Maserati +2 laps 8th 96 4
4 #10 Chico Landi Maserati +6 laps 11th 92 1.5
4 #10 Gerino Gerini Maserati 1.5
5 #38 Olivier Gendebien Ferrari +7 laps 10th 91 2
6 #16 Alberto Uria Maserati +10 laps 13th 88
6 #16 Óscar González Maserati
DNF #2 Stirling Moss Maserati Engine 7th 81
DNF #36 Peter Collins Ferrari Accident 9th 58
DNF #8 Luigi Piotti Maserati Accident 12th 57
DNF #6 Carlos Menditéguy Maserati Halfshaft 6th 42
DNF #32 Eugenio Castellotti Ferrari Gearbox 2nd 40
DNF #12 José Froilán González Maserati Engine 5th 24
DNF #30 Juan Manuel Fangio Ferrari Fuel pump 1st 22
Pos. Driver Constructor Time Gap
1 #30 Juan Manuel Fangio Ferrari 1:42.500
2 #32 Eugenio Castellotti Ferrari 1:44.700 +2.200
3 #34 Luigi Musso Ferrari 1:44.700 +2.200
4 #4 Jean Behra Maserati 1:45.100 +2.600
5 #12 José Froilán González Maserati 1:45.400 +2.900
6 #6 Carlos Menditéguy Maserati 1:45.600 +3.100
7 #2 Stirling Moss Maserati 1:45.900 +3.400
8 #14 Mike Hawthorn Maserati 1:47.400 +4.900
9 #36 Peter Collins Ferrari 1:47.700 +5.200
10 #38 Olivier Gendebien Ferrari 1:50.400 +7.900
11 #10 Chico Landi Maserati 1:57.900 +15.400
12 #8 Luigi Piotti Maserati 1:57.900 +15.400
13 #16 Alberto Uria Maserati
Pos. Driver Constructor Time Gap Lap
1 #34 Juan Manuel Fangio Ferrari 1:45.300 42

Standings

Driver standings
Pos. Driver Constructor Wins Podiums Points Gap
1 Jean Behra Maserati 0 1 6
2 Juan Manuel Fangio Ferrari 1 1 5 -1
3 Luigi Musso Ferrari 1 1 4 -2
4 Mike Hawthorn Maserati 0 1 4 -2
5 Olivier Gendebien Ferrari 0 0 2 -4
6 Chico Landi Maserati 0 0 1.5 -4.5
7 Gerino Gerini Maserati 0 0 1.5 -4.5

More Argentine GP

Year Winner 2nd 3rd Fastest lap Pole position
1998 #3 Michael Schumacher Mika Häkkinen Eddie Irvine 1:28.179 - Alexander Wurz David Coulthard
1997 #3 Jacques Villeneuve Eddie Irvine Ralf Schumacher 1:27.981 - Gerhard Berger Jacques Villeneuve
1996 #5 Damon Hill Jacques Villeneuve Jean Alesi 1:29.413 - Jean Alesi Damon Hill
1995 #5 Damon Hill Jean Alesi Michael Schumacher 1:30.522 - Michael Schumacher David Coulthard
1981 #5 Nelson Piquet Carlos Reutemann Alain Prost 1:45.287 - Nelson Piquet Nelson Piquet
1980 #27 Alan Jones Nelson Piquet Keke Rosberg 1:50.450 - Alan Jones Alan Jones
1979 #26 Jacques Laffite Carlos Reutemann John Watson 1:46.910 - Jacques Laffite Jacques Laffite
1978 #5 Mario Andretti Niki Lauda Patrick Depailler 1:49.760 - Gilles Villeneuve Mario Andretti
1977 #20 Jody Scheckter Carlos Pace Carlos Reutemann 1:51.060 - James Hunt James Hunt
1975 #1 Emerson Fittipaldi James Hunt Carlos Reutemann 1:50.910 - James Hunt Jean-Pierre Jarier
1974 #6 Denny Hulme Niki Lauda Clay Regazzoni 1:52.100 - Clay Regazzoni Ronnie Peterson
1973 #2 Emerson Fittipaldi François Cevert Jackie Stewart 1:11.220 - Emerson Fittipaldi Clay Regazzoni
1972 #21 Jackie Stewart Denny Hulme Jacky Ickx 1:13.660 - Jackie Stewart Carlos Reutemann
1960 #16 Bruce McLaren Cliff Allison Maurice Trintignant 1:38.900 - Stirling Moss Stirling Moss
1958 #14 Stirling Moss Luigi Musso Mike Hawthorn 1:41.800 - Juan Manuel Fangio Juan Manuel Fangio
1957 #2 Juan Manuel Fangio Jean Behra Carlos Menditéguy 1:44.700 - Stirling Moss Stirling Moss
1955 #2 Juan Manuel Fangio José Froilán González Nino Farina 1:48.300 - Juan Manuel Fangio José Froilán González
1954 #2 Juan Manuel Fangio Nino Farina José Froilán González 1:48.200 - José Froilán González Nino Farina
1953 #10 Alberto Ascari Luigi Villoresi José Froilán González 1:48.400 - Alberto Ascari Alberto Ascari
The 1956 Argentine Grand Prix started Jan 22, 1956 on Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Juan Manuel Fangio started from pole position with Eugenio Castellotti next to him. Luigi Musso started from third place.

Juan Manuel Fangio finished the race in first place.The podium was completed with Jean Behra in second and Mike Hawthorn in third place.

After the 1956 Argentine Grand Prix, Jean Behra is first in the Formula 1 World Championship with 6 points. Behra is 1 points ahead of Juan Manuel Fangio.