Who was the first formula 1 champion?

Answer 1

1950:- Guiseppe Farina

1951:- Juan Manuel Fangio

1952:- Alberto Ascari

1953:- Alberto Ascari

1954:- Juan Manuel Fangio

1955:- Juan Manuel Fangio

1956:- Juan Manuel Fangio

1957:- Juan Manuel Fangio

1958:- Mike Hawthorn

1959:- Jack Brabham

1960:- Jack Brabham

1961:- Phil Hill

1962:- Graham Hill

1963:- Jim Clark

1964:- John Surtees

1965:- Jim Clark

1966:- Jack Brabham

1967:- Denny Hulme

1968:- Graham Hill

1969:- Jackie Stewart

1970:- Jochen Rindt

1971:- Jackie Stewart

1972:- Emerson Fittipaldi

1973:- Jackie Stewart

1974:- Emerson Fittipaldi

1975:- Niki Lauda

1976:- James Hunt

1977:- Niki Lauda

1978:- Mario Andretti

1979:- Jody Scheckter

1980:- Alan Jones

1981:- Nelson Piquet

1982:- Keke Rosberg

1983:- Nelson Piquet

1984:- Niki Lauda

1985:- Alain Prost

1986:- Alain Prost

1987:- Nelson Piquet

1988:- Ayrton Senna

1989:- Alain Prost

1990:- Ayrton Senna

1991:- Ayrton Senna

1992:- Nigel Mansell

1993:- Alain Prost

1994:- Michael Schumacher

1995:- Michael Schumacher

1996:- Damon Hill

1997:- Jacques Villeneuve

1998:- Mika Hakkinen

1999:- Mika Hakkinen

2000:- Michael Schumacher

2001:- Michael Schumacher

2002:- Michael Schumacher

2003:- Michael Schumacher

2004:- Michael Schumacher

2005:- Fernando Alonso

2006:- Fernando Alonso

2007:- Kimi Raikkonen

2008:- Lewis Hamilton

2009:- Jenson Button

Answer 2

Emilio Giuseppe "Nino" Farina was an Italian racing driver. He stands out in the history of Grand Prix motor racing for his much copied 'straight-arm' driving style and his status as the first ever Formula One World Champion. He won 3 out of the 7 races that season and finished with 30 points to win the title. He drove for a constructor named Alfa Romeo.

Answer 3

Giuseppe Farina won the inaugural Formula 1 World Championship in 1950.

He scored 30 points and he won the first-ever F1 race, the British GP at Silverstone as well as the Swiss GP and Belgian GP.

Answer 4

The first ever F1 season was in 1950 and Giuseppe Farina won the first round that year, meaning that he won the first ever F1 race.