Driven to victory at Monza in 1960 by U.S.’s only F1 champ Phil Hill, the Ferrari Dino 246F was the last front-engined car ever to win a grand prix, and thus will be driven as part of a delayed 60th-anniversary celebration of the race this year.
Pitted against the Dino will be a field including a 1958 Lotus 16 and a pair of Maserati 250Fs – cars from the age of Fangio, Ascari, Moss and Hawthorn.
- Free Practice: Friday, April 23, 10am
- Qualifying: Saturday, April 24, 7.30am
- Race: Sunday, April 25, 8am
C Series – front-engined sports racing cars (1952-1957)
A 1953 Ferrari 250 MM will be featured as part of the 1952 Monaco GP celebration
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In recognition of the 1952 Monaco GP, which featured sports cars instead of F1 entrants, the C Series will feature the Ferrari 250 Mille Miglia, in addition to a 1955 HWM-Jaguar, Jaguar C-Type, Aston Martin DB3S and a Lister Flat-Iron.
- Free Practice: Friday, April 23, 3pm
- Qualifying: Saturday, April 24, 1.30pm
- Race: Sunday, April 25, 1pm
D Series – 1500cc Formula 1 cars (1961-1965)
Lotus 24 will feature in the field of early ’60s grand prix cars
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The D Series will see nimble early ’60s F1 cars dart round the streets of Monaco. A pair of Lotus 24s will feature in the field, as well as a Brabham BT2, a Lola MK4 and Cooper T53.
- Free Practice: Friday, April 23, 1pm
- Qualifying: Saturday, April 24, 9.30am
- Race: Sunday, April 25, 10.10am
E Series – F1 cars up to 3 litres (1966-1972)
Alex Caffi will pilot a Ferrari 312, seen here driven by Jacky Ickx
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