Argentine Grand Prix 1955 Results – won by Juan Fangio

Race result

Race results
Pos	Driver	Team	Grid	Laps	Time / Status	Pts
1	Juan Fangio	Mercedes	3	96	3:00:38.600	9
2	Nino Farina	Ferrari	1	96	+1:29.600	2
2	José Froilán González	Ferrari	1	96	+1:29.600	2
2	Maurice Trintignant	Ferrari	1	96	+1:29.600	2
3	Umberto Maglioli	Ferrari	5	94	+2 Laps	1.33
3	Nino Farina	Ferrari	5	94	+2 Laps	1.33
3	Maurice Trintignant	Ferrari	5	94	+2 Laps	1.33
4	Hans Herrmann	Mercedes	10	94	+2 Laps	1
4	Stirling Moss	Mercedes	10	94	+2 Laps	1
4	Karl Kling	Mercedes	10	94	+2 Laps	1
5	Roberto Mieres	Maserati	16	91	+5 Laps	2
6	Harry Schell	Maserati	7	88	+8 Laps	0
6	Jean Behra	Maserati	7	88	+8 Laps	0
7	Harry Schell	Maserati	18	83	+13 Laps	0
7	Luigi Musso	Maserati	18	83	+13 Laps	0
7	Sergio Mantovani	Maserati	18	83	+13 Laps	0
R	Sergio Mantovani	Maserati	19	54	Engine	0
R	Jean Behra	Maserati	19	54	Engine	0
R	Luigi Musso	Maserati	19	54	Engine	0
R	Harry Schell	Maserati	20	54	Fuel pressure	0
R	Carlos Menditeguy	Maserati	20	54	Fuel pressure	0
R	Clemar Bucci	Maserati	20	54	Fuel pressure	0
R	Jesús Iglesias	Gordini	17	38	Transmission	0
R	Maurice Trintignant	Ferrari	14	36	Engine	0
R	Eugenio Castellotti	Lancia	12	35	Accident	0
R	Luigi Villoresi	Lancia	12	35	Accident	0
R	Stirling Moss	Mercedes	8	29	Fuel system	0
R	Alberto Uria	Maserati	21	22	Out of fuel	0
R	Alberto Ascari	Lancia	2	21	Accident	0
R	Élie Bayol	Gordini	15	7	Transmission	0
R	Jean Behra	Maserati	4	2	Accident	0
R	Karl Kling	Mercedes	6	2	Accident	0
R	Luigi Villoresi	Lancia	11	2	Fuel leak	0
R	Pablo Birger	Gordini	9	1	Accident	0
R	Carlos Menditeguy	Maserati	13	1	Accident	0

About the Grand Prix

The 1955 Argentine Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held at Buenos Aires on 16 January 1955. It was race one of seven in the 1955 World Championship of Drivers and the third running of the Argentine Grand Prix. It was also the first of three international races within two weeks, with the 1955 1000 km Buenos Aires opening the sports cars WC season, and the 1955 Buenos Aires Grand Prix Formula Libre race at the end of January seeing another win for Fangio and Mercedes, this time powered by the enlarged 3.0 sports car version of the F1 engine.