On This Day in F1: 21 May

On This Day in Formula 1
21 May
21 May in Formula 1: 3 Grands Prix were won on this date, between 1950 and 2000 and 1 driver was born.
Timeline of 21 May
2016
- In memoriam
Eddie Keizan passed away, aged 71.
- In memoriam
2003
- In memoriam
Alessandro de Tomaso passed away, aged 74.
- In memoriam
2000European Formula 1 Grand Prix · Nürburgring
- Pole position
David Coulthard on pole for McLaren.9th career pole
- Race win
Michael Schumacher wins for Ferrari.39th career win
- Pole position
1978Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix · Zolder
- Debut
Alberto Colombo makes his Grand Prix debut for ATS.first of 3 startsDebut
- Pole position
Mario Andretti on pole for Team Lotus.11th career pole - Race win
Mario Andretti wins for Team Lotus.8th career win
- Debut
1950Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix · Monaco Circuit
- Debut
Maurice Trintignant makes his Grand Prix debut for Simca.first of 85 startsDebut
- Debut
Robert Manzon makes his Grand Prix debut for Simca.first of 29 startsDebut
- Debut
Peter Whitehead makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 12 startsDebut
- Debut
José-Froilán González makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 26 startsDebut
- Debut
Franco Rol makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 5 startsDebut
- Debut
Raymond Sommer makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 5 startsDebut
- Debut
Harry Schell makes his Grand Prix debut for Cooper-Climax.first of 57 startsDebut
- Debut
Alfredo Piàn makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 1 startDebut
- Debut
Alberto Ascari makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 33 startsDebut - Debut
Luigi Villoresi makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 34 startsDebut
- Pole position
Juan-Manuel Fangio on pole for Alfa Romeo.1st career pole - Race win
Juan-Manuel Fangio wins for Alfa Romeo.1st career win
- Debut
1942
- Birthday
Danny Ongais is born.would have turned 84 today
- Birthday
Grand Prix races held on 21 May
Every World Championship race on this date with its podium and polesitter, most recent first.

2000 European Formula 1 Grand Prix
- 1Michael SchumacherFerrari
- 2Mika HäkkinenMcLaren
- 3David CoulthardMcLaren
Pole David Coulthard

1978 Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix
- 1Mario AndrettiTeam Lotus
- 2Ronnie PetersonTeam Lotus
- 3Carlos ReutemannFerrari
Pole Mario Andretti

1950 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
- 1Juan-Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo
- 2Alberto AscariFerrari
- 3Louis ChironMaserati
Pole Juan-Manuel Fangio
Born on 21 May
In memoriam
May, day by day
Pick any date to open its page. The dots show how much F1 history a day carries.
Red marks today; the dots show how many entries a day has.
- Coming up this week
- Fri 22 May1955
Maurice Trintignant wins the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix for Ferrari at Monaco Circuit.
- Sat 23 May1971
Jackie Stewart wins the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix for Tyrrell at Monaco Circuit. - Sun 24 May1964
Jim Clark wins the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix for Team Lotus at Circuit Zandvoort. - Mon 25 May1975
Niki Lauda wins the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix for Ferrari at Zolder. - Tue 26 May1958
Stirling Moss wins the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix for Vanwall at Circuit Zandvoort.
- Wed 27 May1951
Juan-Manuel Fangio wins the Swiss Formula 1 Grand Prix for Alfa Romeo at Circuit Bremgarten. - Thu 28 May1989
Ayrton Senna wins the Mexican Formula 1 Grand Prix for McLaren at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
21 May in F1 history: questions
Which Formula 1 races were held on 21 May?
3 World Championship races took place on this date: 2000 European Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1978 Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix and 1950 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Who won a Formula 1 race on 21 May?
Michael Schumacher (2000), Mario Andretti (1978) and Juan-Manuel Fangio (1950).
Which Formula 1 drivers were born on 21 May?
Danny Ongais (1942).









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