On This Day in F1: 1 July

2018 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix
On This Day in Formula 1 1 July
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Grand Prix wins
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Pole positions
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Born, passed away
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Landmarks

1 July in Formula 1: 7 Grands Prix were won on this date, between 1951 and 2018 and 3 drivers were born.

Timeline of 1 July

  1. 2018Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix · Red Bull Ring

    1. Pole positionValtteri Bottas Valtteri Bottas on pole for Mercedes.5th career pole
    2. Race winMax Verstappen Max Verstappen wins for Red Bull.4th career win

  2. 2015

    1. In memoriam Robert La Caze passed away, aged 98.

  3. 2007French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours

    1. Pole position Felipe Massa on pole for Ferrari.7th career pole
    2. Race winKimi Räikkönen Kimi Räikkönen wins for Ferrari.11th career win

  4. 2001French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours

    1. Pole position Ralf Schumacher on pole for Williams.1st career pole
    2. Race winMichael Schumacher Michael Schumacher wins for Ferrari.50th career win

  5. 1989

    1. BirthdayDaniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo is born.turns 37 today

  6. 1979French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Dijon-Prenois

    1. Debut Patrick Gaillard makes his Grand Prix debut for Ensign.first of 5 startsDebut
    2. Pole position Jean-Pierre Jabouille on pole for Renault.2nd career pole
    3. Race win Jean-Pierre Jabouille wins for Renault.1st career win

  7. 1973French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit Paul Ricard

    1. Debut Rikky von Opel makes his Grand Prix debut for Ensign.first of 13 startsDebut
    2. Pole positionJackie Stewart Jackie Stewart on pole for Tyrrell.16th career pole
    3. Race win Ronnie Peterson wins for Team Lotus.1st career win

  8. 1956French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Reims-Gueux

    1. Debut Colin Chapman makes his Grand Prix debut for Vanwall.first of 1 startDebut
    2. Debut Alfonso de Portago makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 5 startsDebut
    3. Pole positionJuan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio on pole for Ferrari.22nd career pole
    4. Race win Peter Collins wins for Ferrari.2nd career win

  9. 1951French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Reims-Gueux

    1. Debut André Simon makes his Grand Prix debut for Simca.first of 12 startsDebut
    2. Debut Aldo Gordini makes his Grand Prix debut for Simca.first of 1 startDebut
    3. Debut Onofre Marimón makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 12 startsDebut
    4. Pole positionJuan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio on pole for Alfa Romeo.7th career pole
    5. Race winJuan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio wins for Alfa Romeo.5th career win

  10. 1947

    1. Birthday Kazuyoshi Hoshino is born.turns 79 today

  11. 1941

    1. Birthday Ernie de Vos is born.would have turned 85 today

Grand Prix races held on 1 July

Every World Championship race on this date with its podium and polesitter, most recent first.

2018 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix

2018 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Max VerstappenRed Bull
  • 2Kimi RäikkönenFerrari
  • 3Sebastian VettelFerrari

Pole Valtteri Bottas

2007 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

2007 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Kimi RäikkönenFerrari
  • 2Felipe MassaFerrari
  • 3Lewis HamiltonMcLaren

Pole Felipe Massa

2001 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

2001 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Michael SchumacherFerrari
  • 2Ralf SchumacherWilliams
  • 3Rubens BarrichelloFerrari

Pole Ralf Schumacher

1979 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

1979 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Jean-Pierre JabouilleRenault
  • 2Gilles VilleneuveFerrari
  • 3René ArnouxRenault

Pole Jean-Pierre Jabouille

1973 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

1973 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Ronnie PetersonTeam Lotus
  • 2François CevertTyrrell
  • 3Carlos ReutemannBrabham

Pole Jackie Stewart

1956 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

1956 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Peter CollinsFerrari
  • 2Eugenio CastellottiFerrari
  • 3Jean BehraMaserati

Pole Juan-Manuel Fangio

1951 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

1951 French Formula 1 Grand Prix

  • 1Juan-Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo
  • 2Alberto AscariFerrari
  • 3Luigi VilloresiFerrari

Pole Juan-Manuel Fangio

Born on 1 July

Ernie de Vosborn 1941 · died 2005, aged 63
Kazuyoshi Hoshinoborn 1947 · turns 79 today
Daniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardoborn 1989 · turns 37 today8Wins3Poles32Podiums17Fastest laps

In memoriam

Robert La Caze26 February 1917 · 1 July 2015, aged 98

July, day by day

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  1. Coming up this week
  2. Thu 2 Jul1950Juan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Alfa Romeo at Reims-Gueux.
  3. Fri 3 Jul1960Jack Brabham Jack Brabham wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Cooper-Climax at Reims-Gueux.
  4. Sat 4 Jul1954Juan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Mercedes at Reims-Gueux.
  5. Sun 5 Jul1953Mike Hawthorn Mike Hawthorn wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Ferrari at Reims-Gueux.
  6. Mon 6 Jul1952Alberto Ascari Alberto Ascari wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Ferrari at Rouen-Les-Essarts Circuit.
  7. Tue 7 Jul1957Juan-Manuel Fangio Juan-Manuel Fangio wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Maserati at Rouen-Les-Essarts Circuit.
  8. Wed 8 Jul1962 Dan Gurney wins the French Formula 1 Grand Prix for Porsche at Rouen-Les-Essarts Circuit.

1 July in F1 history: questions

Which Formula 1 races were held on 1 July?
7 World Championship races took place on this date: 2018 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2007 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2001 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1979 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1973 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1956 French Formula 1 Grand Prix and 1951 French Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Who won a Formula 1 race on 1 July?
Max Verstappen (2018), Kimi Räikkönen (2007), Michael Schumacher (2001), Jean-Pierre Jabouille (1979), Ronnie Peterson (1973), Peter Collins (1956) and Juan-Manuel Fangio (1951).
Which Formula 1 drivers were born on 1 July?
Ernie de Vos (1941), Kazuyoshi Hoshino (1947) and Daniel Ricciardo (1989).