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• 1952 Alternate Formula One season
  |constructor_champ = {{ITA}} [[Ferrari]] |rowspan=5| [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
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• 1950 Alternate Formula One season
  !rowspan=6| [[Ferrari]] |rowspan=6| [[Ferrari 166S|166S]]
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• 1951 Alternate Formula One season
  |constructor_champ = {{ITA}} [[Ferrari]] ...of a Constructor's championship alongside the main Driver's Championship. Ferrari took 4 wins to be crowned champions by 11.5 points.
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• Arthur Legat
  ! [[Ferrari 375]] ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
  1 KB (166 words) - 12:28, 7 May 2015
• André Pilette
  ! [[Ferrari 375]] ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
  6 KB (775 words) - 19:33, 12 February 2018
• Toulo de Graffenried
  ...rives for [[Renzo]] and [[Voeckler]] saw him switch to [[Alfa Romeo]]. His Ferrari stints allowed him to finish the 1951 season as championship runner-up as t ! [[Scuderia Ferrari]]
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• Louis Chiron
  ! [[Ferrari America]] ! [[Ferrari 375]]
  7 KB (904 words) - 19:40, 12 February 2018
• Peter Whitehead
  ...the 1951 24 Hours of Le Mans, Whitehead is notable for having driven for [[Ferrari]], [[Alfa Romeo]] and [[Scuderia Anglo-Italia]], scoring six podiums in the ! [[Scuderia Ferrari]]
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• Alberto Ascari
  ...[1955 French Grand Prix]], just four days before his death while testing a Ferrari sportscar at Monza. He was 36 years old. He remained in a posthumous champi ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
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• Reg Parnell
  ...ter the [[1950 Swiss Grand Prix|Swiss Grand Prix]], he moved to [[Scuderia Ferrari]], where he would stay for over five years. ...results faded, and after a disappointing half-season in 1955, Parnell and Ferrari parted ways. Reg Parnell died in 1964 from peritonitis.
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• Harry Schell
  ...and [[Ferrari America]], he briefly replaced [[Reg Parnell]] at [[Scuderia Ferrari]] before signing for [[Geoff Richardson]] in 1955 and [[Cooper]] in 1956. ! [[Ferrari America]]
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• José Froilán González
  ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
  9 KB (1,150 words) - 17:05, 26 January 2021
• Luigi Villoresi
  ...success, including stints at [[Ferrari]], [[Gordini]], [[Kurtis Kraft]], [[Ferrari America]] and [[Leader]], although he had most success with [[Asso di Fiori ! [[Scuderia Ferrari]]
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• Toni Branca
  ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
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• 1989 GP2 Alternate F1
  | [[File:Flag of Italy svg.png]] Dallara Ferrari | Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
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• 1950 Real-life Italian Grand Prix
  ...nation Medals Championship]] ahead of [[Alberto Ascari]], who shared his [[Ferrari]] with [[Dorino Serafini]]. [[Luigi Fagioli]] finished third. [[Johnny Clae | [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]]
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• Roger Laurent
  ! [[Ferrari 375]] ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
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• Dorino Serafini
  ...loped a reputation for his involvement in multiple accidents, notably with Ferrari teammate [[Reg Parnell]]. Following an accident in the [[1956 Italian Grand ! [[Scuderia Ferrari]]
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• Rudi Fischer
  ! [[Ferrari]] 375 4.5 V12
  4 KB (569 words) - 19:50, 19 March 2017
• 1951 Real-life Formula One season
  | [[File:Flag of Italy svg.png]] [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]] | [[File:Flag of Italy svg.png]] [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]]
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