1946 Turin Grand Prix | The Meaning

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The 1946 Turin Grand Prix was a Grand Prix motor race held at Valentino Park on 1 September 1946. It is the first ever Formula 1 race in history.

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course (km): 4488.46, 4489.0
distance (km): 269926.0
country: Italy
distance laps: 60
fastest driver: Jean-Pierre Wimille
fastest driver team: Alfa Romeo in motorsport
first driver: Achille Varzi
first driver country: Italy
winning team: Alfa Romeo in motorsport
location: Italy, Turin, Parco del Valentino
pole driver: Giuseppe Farina
pole driver country: Italy
pole driver team: Alfa Romeo in motorsport
second driver: Jean-Pierre Wimille
second team: Alfa Romeo in motorsport
third driver: Raymond Sommer
third team: Maserati

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