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2016 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco

The 2016 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the tenth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

2016 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
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Circuit de Monaco
Circuit de Monaco
Race details
Date 13–15 May 2016
Official name 10e Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Location Circuit de Monaco
Course Street circuit
Course length 3.337 km (2.074 miles)

Report edit

For this event, Race A for pre-war Grand Prix cars lost its race status and was held as a parade.[1]

On Wednesday 11 May, before the event got underway, a new permanent Race Control building was inaugurated by Prince Albert II. It had been built to ease the considerable effort required to construct the Grand Prix circuit each year, which can take up to six weeks.[2][3]

Race D featured Prince Joachim of Denmark alongside countryman and former F1 driver Jac Nellemann. Nelleman did not start the race due to brake issues in qualifying.[4]

A notable car in Race E was the Assegai, one of the only South African-built F1 cars. It had been purchased and restored to 1962 F1 regulations specifically for this event.[5]

Anthony Beltoise took part in Race F, driving a Matra MS120C similar to that which his father Jean-Pierre had raced at Monaco during his F1 career. The chassis used was MS120-06, which had been driven by Chris Amon in the 1971 and the 1972 Formula One seasons.[6][7][8] He had intended to drive the BRM P160B with which his father had won the 1972 Monaco Grand Prix, but the car was impossible to acquire in France because it carries tobacco sponsorship, due to the Loi Évin.[9] Anthony ran seventh in the race, but retired with an oil leak.[10] Also appearing in Race F was former F1 driver Paolo Barilla, who had restored a 1970 Ferrari 312B with help from its original designer Mauro Forghieri and 2002 Dakar Rally teammate Stefano Calzi. The car ran well in practice but retired on the opening lap of the race with a broken fuel pump. The restoration project was filmed and released as a feature-length documentary, Ferrari 312B.

Stirling Moss made an appearance to celebrate the 60th anniversary of his first Monaco Grand Prix victory in 1956, and was reunited with the Maserati 250F he drove in the race.[9]

Results edit

Summary edit

Série Cars Years

Pole position

Fastest lap

Race winner
B Formula 1 and Formula 2 Pre-1961   Tony Wood   Tony Wood 1:55.205   Tony Wood
C Sports cars 1952-1955   Chris Ward   Chris Ward 2:02.097   Chris Ward
D Formula Junior - front engine 1958-1960   Joe Colasacco   Jonathon Hughes 1:57.197   Jonathon Hughes
E Formula 1 - 1500 cm3 1961-1965   Andy Middlehurst   Andy Middlehurst 1:49.994   Andy Middlehurst
F Formula 1 1966-1972   Stuart Hall   Stuart Hall 1:34.107   Stuart Hall
G Formula 1 1973-1976   Alex Caffi   Alex Caffi 1:34.282   Alex Caffi

Série B: Pre-1961 F1 Grand Prix Cars and F2 edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 36   Tony Wood Tec-Mec F415 1959 10 20:34.124 1
2 50   Michael Gans Scarab F1 1960 10 +1.722
3 40   Roger Wills Lotus 16 1958 10 +4.109
4 32   Guillermo Fierro-Eleta Maserati 250F 1954 10 +22.146
5 38   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol Lotus 16 1959 10 +22.425
6 20   Tony Smith Ferrari Dino 246 1960 10 +35.204
7 58   Ian Nuthall Alta F2 1952 10 +49.973
8 68   Paul Grant Cooper T23 (Mk2) 1953 10 +50.698
9 64   Eddie McGuire Cooper T20 (Mk1) 1952 10 +53.520
10 72   Steve Russell Cooper T23 (Mk2) 1953 10 +1:19.893
11 60   David Wenman Cooper T20 (Mk1) 1952 10 +1:21.689
12 48   Samuel Stretton Ferrari 555 "Supersqualo" 1955 10 +1:42.180
13 10   Marc Valvekens Gordini T16 1954 10 +1:46.134
14 66   Guy Plante Cooper T23 (Mk2) 1953 10 +1:48.499
15 42   Marshall Bailey Lotus 16 1959 10 +1:51.310
16 28   Graham Adelman Maserati 250F 1956 10 +1:55.142
17 56   Martin Halusa Maserati 250F 1959 10 +1:55.822
18 62   Barry Wood Cooper T20 (Mk1) 1952 9 +1 lap
19 14   Helmut Gassmann Connaught B 1955 9 +1 lap
20 34   Alexander Satov Maserati 250F "Piccolo" 1958 9 +1 lap
21 18   Jean-Jacques Bally Gordini T11/15 1951 9 +1 lap
22 74   Adrien van der Kroft Connaught A 1952 9 +1 lap
23 70   Jean Georges van Praet Cooper T23 (Mk2) 1953 9 +1 lap
24 22   Julia de Baldanza Maserati A6GCM 1951 9 +1 lap
25 12   Claude Picasso Gordini T11/15 1952 8 +2 laps
DNS 44   Pier Angelo Masselli Lotus 16 1958
EX 24   Simon Diffey Maserati 250F "Interim" 1954
Sources:[11][10]

Série C: Sports racing cars raced from 1952 to 1955 inclusive edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 64   Chris Ward Jaguar C-Type 1952 10 21:37.748 1
2 74   Frederic Wakeman Cooper T38 1955 10 +7.496
3 52   Till Bechtolsheimer Allard J2 1950 10 +14.131
4 2   Barry Wood Lister-Bristol 1954 10 +39.335
5 50   Patrick Watts Allard J2 1950 10 +40.930
6 10   Michael Willms Maserati 150S/200S 1955 10 +42.467
7 80   Steve Brooks Aston Martin DB3S 1955 10 +53.158
8 86   Andrew Hall HWM-Jaguar Sport 1954 10 +1:04.241
9 60   Nigel Webb Jaguar C-Type 1952 10 +1:08.519
10 84   Nicolas Bert HWM Alta Jaguar 1952 10 +1:09.200
11 34   Martin Hunt Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk2) 1952 10 +1:10.442
12 38   Martin Stretton Frazer Nash Targa Florio 1952 10 +1:14.729
13 12   Jean-Jacques Bally Maserati A6GCS 1953 10 +1:15.381
14 88   Nicolas Chambon Maserati 300S 1955 10 +1:16.470
15 30   Patrick Blakeney-Edwards Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1) 1951 10 +1:18.993
16 82   Wolfgang Friedrichs Aston Martin DB3S 1954 10 +1:20.783
17 54   Bob Francis Allard J2 1951 10 +1:30.620
18 56   Massimiliano Bettati Allard J2X 1952 10 +1:31.081
19 100   Roberto Crippa Ferrari 340 MM 1953 10 +1:43.900
20 70   Derek Hood Cooper T33 19545 10 +1:44.899
21 4   Keith Fell Lister Flat Iron 1955 10 +1:46.856
22 36   Philip Champion Frazer Nash Mille Miglia 1951 10 +2:10.760
23 16   Lutz Rathenow Veritas RS2000 1948 10 +2:13.995
24 22   Michael Roeder Ferrari 500 Mondial 1955 9 +1 lap
25 28   Tim Summers Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1) 1950 9 +1 lap
26 66   Tom Price Jaguar C-Type 1953 9 +1 lap
27 72   Katarina Kyvalova Cooper T33 1954 9 +1 lap
28 32   John Breslow Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk2) 1952 9 +1 lap
29 76   Martin Melling Aston Martin DB3 1952 9 +1 lap
30 78   Arlette Muller Aston Martin DB3 1952 9 +1 lap
31 18   Goy Feltes BMW Special 1951 9 +1 lap
32 26   "Ned" Spieker Frazer Nash High Speed 1948 9 +1 lap
33 62   Hans-Martin Schneeberger Jaguar C-Type 1952 9 +1 lap
34 94   Najeeb Khan Ferrari 225 S 1952 8 +2 laps
35 90   Conrad Ulrich Maserati 300S 1955 6 +4 laps
36 92   Bernardo Hartogs Ferrari 212 Export 1953 2 +8 laps
No lap 58   Eddie McGuire Gordini T23S 1952
No lap 96   Jürgen Boden Ferrari 225 S 1952
DNS 20   Juan Quintano Ferrari 166 MM 1950
DNS 68   Clive Joy Jaguar D-Type 1955
DNS 98   Arnold Meier Ferrari 250 MM 1953
DNS   John Ure Cooper-Bristol
Sources:[12][10][13]

Série D: Formula Junior - front engine (1958–1960) edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 23   Jonathon Hughes Lola Mk2 1960 10 21:43.471
2 18   Christian Traber Lola Mk2 1960 10 +10.360
3 27   Ray Mallock U2 Mk2 1960 10 +21.087
4 41   Stuart Roach Stanguellini FJ 1959 10 +25.769
5 16   Ralf Emmerling Gemini Mk2 1959 10 +30.413
6 8   Michael Walker Bond FJ 1960 10 +34.052
7 40   Joe Colasacco Stanguellini FJ 1959 10 +46.839 1
8 9   Anthony Olissoff Elfin Mk1 1960 10 +1:14.553
9 45   Daniele Salodini Taraschi FJ 1960 10 +1:26.723
10 48   Prince Joachim of Denmark Volpini FJ 1959 10 +1:27.098
11 19   Roger Herrick Lola Mk2 1959 10 +1:44.407
12 34   Crispian Besley OSCA Tipo J 1960 10 +1:45.065
13 17   Paul Dixon Gemini Mk2 1959 10 +1:45.557
14 15   John Chisholm Gemini Mk2 1959 10 +1:46.701
15 4   Stephen Barlow BMC Mk1 1960 10 +1:56.109
16 44   Graeme Smith Taraschi FJ 1960 10 +2:00.450
17 37   Tommy Rollinger Stanguellini FJ 1959 9 +1 lap
18 1   Richard Bishop Miller Autosport Mk2 1960 9 +1 lap
19 6   Neil Tolich Jocko Special FJ 1959 9 +1 lap
20 3   Renato Benusiglio Apache Mk1 1959 9 +1 lap
21 24   William Grimshaw Moorland Mk1 1959 9 +1 lap
22 21   "Ned" Spieker Lola Mk2 1960 9 +1 lap
23 28   Paul Halford Autosud FJ 1959 9 +1 lap
24 14   Michael Sexton Gemini Mk2 1959 9 +1 lap
25 20   Harindra de Silva Lola Mk2 1959 9 +1 lap
26 25   Vernon Williamson Scorpion 500 1960 9 +1 lap
27 39   Richard Pugh Stanguellini FJ 1960 9 +1 lap
28 5   Kevin Musson Dolphin FJ 1960 9 +1 lap
29 7   Duncan Rabagliati Alexis HF1 1959 9 +1 lap
30 33   Francesco Baldanza OSCA Tipo J 1960 9 +1 lap
31 12   Franco Fraquelli Elva 100 1959 9 +1 lap
32 36   Jan Biekens Stanguellini FJ 1959 8 +2 laps
33 49   Roger Woodbridge Volpini FJ 1958 8 +2 laps
34 46   Luciano Carcheri Taraschi FJ 1960 7 +3 laps
35 10   Alan Patterson Elva 100 1959 7 +3 laps
36 11   Nick Taylor Elva 100 1959 6 +4 laps
37 42   Francesco Liberatore Stanguellini FJ 1960 6 +4 laps
38 38   Peter Fenichel Stanguellini FJ 1959 4 +6 laps
39 32   Nick Grewal OSCA Tipo J 1959 4 +6 laps
40 30   Pierre Hallet Faranda FJ 1959 2 +8 laps
41 22   Justin Fleming Lola Mk2 1960 1 +9 laps
42 31   Simone Tacconi Moroni FJ 1959 1 +9 laps
No lap 26   Chris Drake Terrier Mk4 1960
DNS 2   Jac Nellemann Alfa Dana FJ 1959 Brakes
Sources:[14][10][4]

Série E: 1500cc - F1 Grand Prix cars (1961 - 1965) edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 9   Andy Middlehurst Lotus 25 1962 12 22:24.838 1
2 18   Joe Colasacco Ferrari 1512 1964 12 +16.509
3 21   Dan Collins Lotus 21 1961 12 +46.784
4 12   Michel Gendre Lotus 24 1962 12 +53.195
5 19   Sidney Hoole Cooper T66 1963 12 +53.361
6 36   Robert Hall Lotus 21 1961 12 +1:15.559
7 14   Andrew Beaumont Lotus 24 1962 12 +1:39.344
8 11   Alex Morton Lotus 21 1961 12 +1:43.293
9 26   Kurt DelBene BRP-BRM 1964 12 +1:53.002
10 7   Peter Mullen BRM P261 1964 11 +1 lap
11 20   Andrew Hibberd Lotus 18 1961 11 +1 lap
12 35   Iain Rowley Assegai 1961 11 +1 lap
13 6   Charles McCabe BRM P57 1961 11 +1 lap
14 2   Christopher Milner Lotus 24 1962 11 +1 lap
15 22   Carlos Miguens Lotus 24 1962 11 +1 lap
16 16   John Romano Brabham BT11 1964 11 +1 lap
17 34   Scotty Taylor Lotus 18 1961 11 +1 lap
18 3   Marco Rollinger Brabham BT3 1962 10 +2 laps
19 25   John Clark Cooper T56 1961 10 +2 laps
20 4   James King Brabham BT7 1963 8 +4 laps
21 8   Michael Hibberd Lotus 18 1961 8 +4 laps
22 5   David Clark BRM P57 1961 6 +6 laps
No lap 29   Martin Stretton Scirocco-BRM 1963
DNS 23   Ross Zampatti De Tomaso F1 1961
DNS 24   Brian Anthony Ashby Emeryson F1 1961
DNS 27   David Ferrer Lola Mk4 1962
DNS 28   "Mister John of B" Lola Mk4 1962
Sources:[15][10]

Série F: F1 Grand Prix cars (1966 - 1972) edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 15   Stuart Hall McLaren M19A 1971 18 28:44.528 1
2 12   Max Smith-Hilliard Surtees TS9B 1971 18 +39.875 2
3 5   Charles Nearburg Brabham BT33 1970 18 +54.740 4
4 16   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol McLaren M19C 1972 18 +1:19.805
5 9   Franco Meiners Ferrari 312B3 1972 18 +1:21.595
6 11   Philippe Scemama Surtees TS9B 1971 17 +1 lap
7 2   Adrian Newey Lotus 49B 1969 17 +1 lap
8 23   Bruno Ferrari March 701 1970 17 +1 lap
9 1   John Delane Tyrrell 001 1970 16 +2 laps
10 10   Roald Goethe McLaren M14A 1970 16 +2 laps
11 19   Eje Elgh March 711 1971 16 +2 laps
12 17   Chris MacAllister Lotus 49 1967 11 +7 laps
13 28   James Littlejohn March 701 1970 10 +8 laps 5
14 22   David Shaw March 721 1972 7 +11 laps
15 21   Anthony Beltoise Matra MS120B 1971 5 +13 laps
16 14   Judith Lyons Surtees TS9 1971 5 +13 laps
17 26   Robert Hall BRM P153 1970 3 +15 laps
18 8   Duncan Dayton Brabham BT33 1970 2 +16 laps 3
No lap 4   Paolo Barilla Ferrari 312B 1970
No lap 27   David Ferrer March 701 1970
Sources:[16]

Série G: Formula 1 cars (1973 - 1976) edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 22   Alex Caffi Ensign N176 1976 17 28:52.334 1
2 10   Katsuaki Kubota March 761 1976 17 +2.491
3 43   Joe Twyman Shadow DN8 1976 17 +4.140
4 11   Emanuele Pirro Ferrari 312B3 1974 17 +26.851
5 17   Gregor Fisken Shadow DN5 1975 17 +47.169
6 32   Patrick D'Aubreby March 761 1976 17 +51.011
7 39   Mark Higson March 761 1976 17 +1:04.576
8 44   Michael Cantillon Williams FW05 1975 17 +1:10.562
9 36   Dany Rollinger Williams FX3B 1973 17 +1:14.694
10 14   Keith Frieser Shadow DN1 1973 17 +2:52.340
11 5   Gregory Thornton Lotus 77 1976 16 +1 lap
12 2   John Inglessis Lotus 72D 1970 16 +1 lap
13 35   Marc Devis Maki F101C 1974 16 +1 lap
14 28   Chris Drake Penske PC3 1975 16 +1 lap
15 15   Phil Quaife Shadow DN3 1974 16 +1 lap
16 9   Christopher Locke Lotus 77 1976 16 +1 lap
17 38   Piero Lottini Surtees TS19 1976 16 +1 lap
18 7   Frank Lyons McLaren M26 1976 16 +1 lap
19 37   Tommy Dreelan March 761 1976 16 +1 lap
20 23   Philippe Bonny Trojan T103 1974 16 +1 lap
21 25   Bradley Hoyt Hill GH1 1975 16 +1 lap
22 6   Scott Walker McLaren M23 1974 16 +1 lap
23 31   Andrew Beaumont Lotus 76 1974 15 +2 laps
24 24   Frederic Fatien Hesketh 308 1974 15 +2 laps
25 21   Richard Carlino Hesketh 308C 1975 14 +3 laps
26 16   Yves Saguato Shadow DN3 1974 12 +5 laps
27 34   Douglas Mockett Penske PC4 1976 11 +6 laps
28 1   Chris MacAllister Ferrari 312T2 1976 8 +9 laps
29 33   Max Smith-Hilliard Lotus 77 1976 8 +9 laps
30 3   Marco Werner Ferrari 312B3 1973 7 +10 laps
31 19   Jean-Denis Delétraz Surtees TS19 1976 6 +11 laps
32 40   Martin Laubert Shadow DN5 1975 5 +12 laps
33 20   Jordan Grogor Williams FW03 1974 2 +15 laps
34 12   Giancarlo Casoli Ferrari 312T 1975 2 +15 laps
35 41   Ian Simmonds Shadow DN5 1976 2 +15 laps
No lap 4   Roald Goethe Tyrrell 007 1974
No lap 8   Stuart Hall McLaren M23 1973
No lap 18   Fabrice Pantani Surtees TS16 1974
No lap 26   James Hagan Hesketh 308 1974
No lap 27   Jamie Constable Lola T370 1974
No lap 30   Ron Maydon Amon AF101 1974
Sources:[17][10]

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