On This Day in F1: 5 July

2026 British Formula 1 Grand Prix
On This Day in Formula 1 5 July

5 July in Formula 1: 9 Grands Prix were won on this date, between 1953 and 2026.

Timeline of 5 July

  1. 2026British Formula 1 Grand Prix · Silverstone Circuit

    1. Pole positionKimi Antonelli Kimi Antonelli on pole for Mercedes.5th career pole
    2. Race winCharles Leclerc Charles Leclerc wins for Ferrari.9th career win
  2. 2020Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix · Red Bull Ring

    1. Debut Nicholas Latifi makes his Grand Prix debut for Williams.first of 61 startsDebut
    2. Pole positionValtteri Bottas Valtteri Bottas on pole for Mercedes.12th career pole
    3. Race winValtteri Bottas Valtteri Bottas wins for Mercedes.8th career win
  3. 2018

    1. Team principal None takes over as team principal of McLaren.Team landmark
  4. 2015British Formula 1 Grand Prix · Silverstone Circuit

    1. Pole positionLewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton on pole for Mercedes.46th career pole
    2. Race winLewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton wins for Mercedes.38th career win
  5. 2004

    1. In memoriam Rodger Ward passed away, aged 83.
  6. 2000

    1. In memoriam Dorino Serafini passed away, aged 90.
  7. 1992French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours

    1. Pole positionNigel Mansell Nigel Mansell on pole for Williams.24th career pole
    2. Race winNigel Mansell Nigel Mansell wins for Williams.27th career win
  8. 1987French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Circuit Paul Ricard

    1. Pole positionNigel Mansell Nigel Mansell on pole for Williams.9th career pole
    2. Race winNigel Mansell Nigel Mansell wins for Williams.9th career win
  9. 1986

    1. In memoriam Albert Scherrer passed away, aged 78.
  10. 1981French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Dijon-Prenois

    1. Pole position René Arnoux on pole for Renault.6th career pole
    2. Race winAlain Prost Alain Prost wins for Renault.1st career win
  11. 1970French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Charade Circuit

    1. Pole position Jacky Ickx on pole for Ferrari.4th career pole
    2. Race winJochen Rindt Jochen Rindt wins for Team Lotus.4th career win
  12. 1959French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Reims-Gueux

    1. Debut Azdrubal Fontes makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 1 startDebut
    2. Debut Colin Davis makes his Grand Prix debut for Cooper-Climax.first of 3 startsDebut
    3. Debut Dan Gurney makes his Grand Prix debut for Ferrari.first of 87 startsDebut
    4. Debut Fritz d\'Orey makes his Grand Prix debut for Maserati.first of 3 startsDebut
    5. Farewell Jean Behra makes his final Grand Prix start for Ferrari.last of 52 startsFarewell
    6. Pole position Tony Brooks on pole for Ferrari.2nd career pole
    7. Race win Tony Brooks wins for Ferrari.5th career win
  13. 1954

    1. In memoriam Bob Scott passed away, aged 25.
  14. 1953French Formula 1 Grand Prix · Reims-Gueux

    1. Pole positionAlberto Ascari Alberto Ascari on pole for Ferrari.10th career pole
    2. Race winMike Hawthorn Mike Hawthorn wins for Ferrari.1st career win

Grand Prix races held on 5 July

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

In memoriam

Bob Scott4 October 1928 · 5 July 1954, aged 25
Albert Scherrer28 February 1908 · 5 July 1986, aged 78
Dorino Serafini22 July 1909 · 5 July 2000, aged 902ndBest finish6thBest quali1Podium1Points finishes
Rodger Ward10 January 1921 · 5 July 2004, aged 831Win3rdBest quali2Podiums2Points finishes

July, day by day

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5 July in F1 history: questions

Which Formula 1 races were held on 5 July?
9 World Championship races took place on this date: 2026 British Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2020 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix, 2015 British Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1992 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1987 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1981 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1970 French Formula 1 Grand Prix, 1959 French Formula 1 Grand Prix and 1953 French Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Who won a Formula 1 race on 5 July?
Charles Leclerc (2026), Valtteri Bottas (2020), Lewis Hamilton (2015), Nigel Mansell (1992), Nigel Mansell (1987), Alain Prost (1981), Jochen Rindt (1970), Tony Brooks (1959) and Mike Hawthorn (1953).