1935 Grand Prix Season - Championship Final Standings

Championship Final Standings

Pos	Driver	BEL	GER	SUI	ITA	ESP	Pts
1	Rudolf Caracciola	1	3	1	Ret	1	11
2	Luigi Fagioli	2	6	2	Ret	2	17
3	Hans Stuck		2	11	1	Ret	21
4	Tazio Nuvolari		1	5	Ret	Ret	24
5	Manfred von Brauchitsch	Ret	5	Ret	Ret	3	25
=	Bernd Rosemeyer		4	3	Ret	5	25
7	René Dreyfus	4		7	2		26
8	Achille Varzi		8	4	Ret	Ret	27
9	Louis Chiron	3	Ret	Ret		Ret	29
=	Hermann Lang		Ret	6	Ret		29
11	Piero Taruffi	6	Ret		5		31
=	Raymond Sommer	Ret		9		7	31
=	Paul Pietsch		9		3		31
14	Marcel Lehoux	7				8	32
=	Robert Benoist	5				6	32
16	Jean-Pierre Wimille	Ret			Ret	4	33
17	Philippe Étancelin		Ret	Ret	Ret		34
18	Goffredo Zehender		11		Ret		35
=	Pietro Ghersi		12		Ret		35
=	Renato Balestrero		Ret	12			35
21	Hanns Geier		7				36
=	Hans Rüesch		10				36
=	László Hartmann		Ret	Ret			36
=	Giuseppe Farina				8		36
=	Earl Howe			10			36
=	Attilio Marinoni				4		36
27	Raymond Mays		Ret				37
=	Genaro Léoz-Abad					Ret	37
29	Antonio Brivio		Ret				39
=	Ferdinando Barbieri			Ret			39
=	Brian Lewis			Ret			39
=	Eugenio Siena					Ret	39
Pos	Driver	BEL	GER	SUI	ITA	ESP	Pts

Colour	Result	Points
Gold	Winner	1
Silver	2nd place	2
Bronze	3rd place	3
Green	Completed more than 75%	4
Blue	Completed between 50% and 75%	5
Purple	Completed between 25% and 50%	6
Red	Completed less than 25%	7
Black	Disqualified	8
Blank	Did not participate	8

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