Layout 1953–1960
- F1 period
- 1953-1958,1960
- seasons represented
- 7
- Length
- Data unavailable
- Turns
- Data unavailable
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Race winners
Every winner
20 editionsCompleted World Championship races at this circuit, with winning driver and constructor. A season appears only after the race result is published.
20 matching races
Driver wins
- 1Juan Fangio4
- 2Damon Hill2
- 3Emerson Fittipaldi2
- 4Alan Jones1
- 5Alberto Ascari1
- 6Bruce McLaren1
- 7Denny Hulme1
- 8Jackie Stewart1
- 9Jacques Laffite1
- 10Jacques Villeneuve1
- 11Jody Scheckter1
- 12Luigi Musso1
- 13Mario Andretti1
- 14Michael Schumacher1
- 15Nelson Piquet1
- 16Stirling Moss1
Constructor wins
- 1Williams4
- 2Ferrari3
- 3Maserati2
- 4McLaren2
- 5Team Lotus2
- 6Brabham1
- 7Cooper1
- 8Cooper-Climax1
- 9Ligier1
- 10Mercedes1
- 11Tyrrell1
- 12Wolf1
Counts cover filtered archived races. Shared wins count for each driver; each constructor is counted once per race.
- Year1998Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverMichael SchumacherConstructorFerrari
- Year1997Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverJacques VilleneuveConstructorWilliams
- Year1996Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverDamon HillConstructorWilliams
- Year1995Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverDamon HillConstructorWilliams
- Year1981Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverNelson PiquetConstructorBrabham
- Year1980Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverAlan JonesConstructorWilliams
- Year1979Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverJacques LaffiteConstructorLigier
- Year1978Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverMario AndrettiConstructorTeam Lotus
- Year1977Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverJody ScheckterConstructorWolf
- Year1975Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverEmerson FittipaldiConstructorMcLaren
- Year1974Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverDenny HulmeConstructorMcLaren
- Year1973Argentine Grand PrixView results →DriverEmerson FittipaldiConstructorTeam Lotus
Race winners
Every pole position
20 editionsDrivers officially credited with pole in each edition. New weekends are added once official data is published, without waiting for the race.
How pole is awarded
Penalties can make the official pole differ from the fastest qualifier. In 2021 Sprint weekends, pole was awarded through the Sprint; from 2022 it comes from Grand Prix qualifying.
20 matching races
Driver poles
- 1David Coulthard2
- 2Juan Manuel Fangio2
- 3Stirling Moss2
- 4Alan Jones1
- 5Alberto Ascari1
- 6Carlos Reutemann1
- 7Clay Regazzoni1
- 8Damon Hill1
- 9Jacques Laffite1
- 10Jacques Villeneuve1
- 11James Hunt1
- 12Jean-Pierre Jarier1
- 13José Froilán González1
- 14Mario Andretti1
- 15Nelson Piquet1
- 16Nino Farina1
- 17Ronnie Peterson1
Constructor poles
- 1Ferrari4
- 2Williams4
- 3Brabham2
- 4Lotus2
- 5Maserati2
- 6McLaren2
- 7BRM1
- 8Cooper1
- 9Ligier1
- 10Shadow1
Counts cover filtered archived editions: one pole per Grand Prix, not per session.
- Year1998Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverDavid CoulthardQualifying time: 1:25.852ConstructorMcLaren
- Year1997Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverJacques VilleneuveQualifying time: 1:24.473ConstructorWilliams
- Year1996Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverDamon HillQualifying time: 1:30.346ConstructorWilliams
- Year1995Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverDavid CoulthardQualifying time: 1:53.241ConstructorWilliams
- Year1981Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverNelson PiquetQualifying time: 1:42.665ConstructorBrabham
- Year1980Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverAlan JonesQualifying time: 1:44.170ConstructorWilliams
- Year1979Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverJacques LaffiteQualifying time: 1:44.200ConstructorLigier
- Year1978Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverMario AndrettiQualifying time: 1:47.750ConstructorLotus
- Year1977Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverJames HuntQualifying time: 1:48.680ConstructorMcLaren
- Year1975Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverJean-Pierre JarierQualifying time: 1:49.210ConstructorShadow
- Year1974Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverRonnie PetersonQualifying time: 1:50.780ConstructorLotus
- Year1973Argentine Grand PrixView session →DriverClay RegazzoniQualifying time: 1:10.540ConstructorBRM
Track evolution · 1953–1998
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How the circuit changes
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Layout 1995–1998
- F1 period
- 1995-1998
- seasons represented
- 4
- Length
- 4.259 km
- Turns
- 18
Data applies only to this configuration, according to the linked source; it is not copied to earlier layouts. 1998 · Historical sources ↗
Open a season · 1995Turning points and memorable races
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Year1958Memorable racesMoss and Cooper open the season
Moss opened 1958 with victory in Argentina for Cooper Climax. His season record combines that result with later Vanwall wins, reflecting a very different era of entries and careers. Buenos Aires also contains several archived configurations: this victory belongs to the 1950s course, not the longer or later variants used on subsequent championship visits.
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Layout 31974–1981 · seasons represented: 7
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