1955 Formula One Season - Non-Championship Race Results

Non-Championship Race Results

Other Formula One races also held in 1955, which did not count towards the World Championship.

Race Name Circuit Date Winning driver Constructor Report
Gran Premio Ciudad de Buenos Aires Buenos Aires January 30 Juan Manuel Fangio Mercedes Report
VII Gran Premio del Valentino Valentino Park March 27 Alberto Ascari Lancia Report
XVI Pau Grand Prix Pau April 11 Jean Behra Maserati Report
III Glover Trophy Goodwood April 11 Roy Salvadori Maserati Report
IV Grand Prix de Bordeaux Bordeaux April 25 Jean Behra Maserati Report
VII BRDC International Trophy Silverstone May 7 Peter Collins Maserati Report
VIII Gran Premio di Napoli Posillipo May 8 Alberto Ascari Lancia Report
XVII Grand Prix d'Albi Albi May 29 André Simon Maserati Report
III Curtis Trophy Snetteron May 29 Roy Salvadori Maserati Report
III Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race Davidstow May 30 Leslie Marr Connaught-Alta Report
III London Trophy Crystal Palace July 30 Mike Hawthorn Maserati Report
III Daily Record Trophy Charterhall August 6 Bob Gerard Maserati Report
III RedeX Trophy Snetterton August 13 Harry Schell Vanwall Report
II Daily Telegraph Trophy Aintree September 3 Roy Salvadori Maserati Report
II International Gold Cup Oulton Park September 24 Stirling Moss Maserati Report
I Avon Trophy Castle Combe October 1 Harry Schell Vanwall Report
V Gran Premio di Siracusa Syracuse October 23 Tony Brooks Connaught-Alta Report

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