F1 season
| Season | 1st World Championship season |
|---|---|
| Races | 7 |
| Drivers’ Champion |  Giuseppe Farina (only title) |
| Constructors’ Champion | n/a |
Calendar
| No. | Grand Prix | Circuit | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Britain | Silverstone | |
| 2 |  Monaco | Monte Carlo | |
| 3 |  Indianapolis 500 | Indianapolis | |
| 4 |  Switzerland | Bremgarten | |
| 5 |  Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | |
| 6 |  France | Reims | |
| 7 | Italy | Monza |
Race results
Driver and constructor entries
The following drivers and constructors participated in the 1950 F1 World Championship (excluding Indianapolis 500 entries).
Alfa Romeo (works team)- Luigi Fagioli (1-2, 4-7)
- Juan Manuel Fangio (1-2, 4-7)
- Giuseppe Farina (1-2, 4-7)
- Reg Parnell (1)
- Consalvo Sanesi (7)
- Piero Taruffi (7)
- Alta (privateers)
- Geoff Crossley (1, 5)
- Joe Kelly (1)
- Cooper (privateer)
- Harry Schell (2)
- ERA (privateers)
- Cuth Harrison (1-2, 7)
- Bob Gerard (1-2)
- Leslie Johnson (1)
- Tony Rolt (1)
- Peter Walker (1)
- Ferrari (works team)
- Alberto Ascari (2, 4-7)
- Luigi Villoresi (2, 4-6)
- Raymond Sommer (2, 4)
- Clemente Biondetti (7)
- Dorino Serafini (7)
- Ferrari (privateer)
- Peter Whitehead (2, 6-7)
- Maserati (works team)
- Louis Chiron (1-2, 4, 6-7)
- Franco Rol (2, 6-7)
- Maserati (privateers)
- Birabongse Bhanudej (1-2, 4, 7)
- Emmanuel de Graffenried (1-2, 4, 7)
- David Hampshire (1, 6)
- David Murray (1, 7)
- Joe Fry (1)
- Brian Shawe-Taylor (1)
- Jose Froilan Gonzalez (2, 6)
- Alfredo Pian (2)
- Toni Branca (4-5)
- Nello Pagani (4)
- Reg Parnell (6)
- Paul Pietsch (7)
- Maserati-Milano (works team)
- Felice Bonetto (4, 6-7)
- Gianfranco Comotti (7)
- Simca-Gordini (works team)
- Robert Manzon (2, 6-7)
- Maurice Trintignant (2, 7)
- Talbot-Lago (works team)
- Yves Giraud-Cabantous (1, 4-6)
- Eugene Martin (1, 4)
- Louis Rosier (4-6)
- Philippe Etancelin (5)
- Raymond Sommer (6)
- Talbot-Lago (privateers)
- Johnny Claes (1-2, 4-7)
- Philippe Etancelin (1-2, 4, 6-7)
- Louis Rosier (1-2, 7)
- Harry Schell (4)
- Eugene Chaboud (5-6)
- Pierre Levegh (5-7)
- Raymond Sommer (5, 7)
- Charles Pozzi (6)
- Henri Louveau (7)
- Guy Mairesse (7)
