2004 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco

2004 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
2004 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
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	Circuit de Monaco
Race details
Date	15–16 May 2004
Official name	4e Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Location	Circuit de Monaco
Course	Street circuit
Course length	3.340 km (2.075 miles)

Last updated January 21, 2024

The 2004 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the fourth running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

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The event featured former Formula One drivers Phil Hill, Stirling Moss and Roberto Mieres.

Festivities included the official opening of a new pit complex.^[1]

In Race B, Philip Walker started from the back of the grid due to mechanical issues in practice. He put on a strong recovery drive to finish sixth.^[1]

Results

Summary

Série	Cars	Years	Pole position		Fastest lap		Race winner
A	Grand Prix	Pre-1947	John Ure	2:02.989	Irvine Laidlaw	2:03.140	John Ure
B	Grand Prix - front engine	1947-1960	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	1:56.259	Duncan Dayton	1:55.880	Duncan Dayton
C	Sports cars	Pre-1953	Flavien Marcais	2:08.009	Flavien Marcais	2:07.599	Flavien Marcais
D	Formula Junior - front engine		Joe Colasacco	2:04.368	Robin Longdon	2:02.808	Joe Colasacco
E	Grand Prix - rear engine	1954-1965	Flavien Marcais	1:54.408	Duncan Dayton	1:55.806	Duncan Dayton
F	Formula 1	1966-1976	Martin Stretton	1:35.743	Danny Baker	1:40.137	Martin Stretton

Série A: Pre 1947 Grand Prix Cars

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	27	John Ure	ERA B	1936	10	20:57.916	1
2	21	Stefan Schollwoeck	Maserati 6CM	1937	10	+15.709
3	2	Irvine Laidlaw	Maserati 6CM	1937	10	+19.108
4	1	Gary Pearson	Alfa Romeo 12C	1937	10	+44.366
5	26	Jost Wildbolz	ERA B	1935	10	+45.553
6	28	Matt Grist	Alfa Romeo P3	1934	10	+46.784
7	19	Julian Bronson	ERA B	1937	10	+51.845
8	22	Michael Gans	Bugatti 35B	1928	10	+1:52.926
9	14	Bart Rosman	Bugatti 35C	1929	10	+2:15.968
10	30	Robert Fink	Alfa Romeo P3	1932	9	+1 lap
11	29	Richard Last	MG K3	1933/36	9	+1 lap
12	6	Jean-Jacques Strub	Bugatti 35/51	1926	9	+1 lap
13	11	Georg Kaufmann	Maserati 4CL	1939	9	+1 lap
14	18	Peter Neumark	Alfa Romeo 8C Monza	1932	9	+1 lap
15	7	Ed Davies	Alfa Romeo 8C Monza	1932	9	+1 lap
16	10	Oliver Maierhofer	Maserati 4CL	1946	9	+1 lap
17	15	Warren Spieker	Alfa Romeo P3	1932	9	+1 lap
18	4	Urs Müller	Maserati 6CM	1938	9	+1 lap
19	9	Christophe Burckhardt	Bugatti 37/44	1927/35	9	+1 lap
20	12	Tom Price	Alta	1936	9	+1 lap
21	5	Jean-Claude Miloe	Delage 1500	1927	9	+1 lap
22	34	Bruce McCaw	Alfa Romeo 8C Monza	1931	8	+2 laps
23	52	Bill Ainscough	Maserati 26M	1930	8	+2 laps
24	3	Marcel Sontrop	Bugatti 37	1927	8	+2 laps
25	32	Julia de Baldanza	Bugatti 35B	1929	8	+2 laps
26	24	François Rinaldi	Bugatti 35	1925	8	+2 laps
27	33	Philippe Douchet de Rouère	MG K3	1934	8	+2 laps
28	8	Ralf Emmerling	Riley Brooklands	1928	7	+3 laps
29	17	Antony Stephens	ERA B	1936	4	+6 laps
30	16	Ian Landy	Bugatti 35B	1927	4	+6 laps
DNS	23	William Binnie	Maserati 6CM	1936
DNS	31	Wolfgang Wegner-Bscher	Maserati 4CL	1939
Sources:^[2]^[3]

Série B: Front Engine Grand Prix Cars (1947 - 1960)

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	9	Duncan Dayton	Lotus 16	1959	10	19:56.618
2	5	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	Lotus 16	1959	10	+1.576	1
3	10	Dr. Thomas Bscher	Maserati 250F	1958	10	+34.718
4	7	Martin Stretton	Ferrari 555 "Supersqualo"	1955	10	+42.352
5	23	Barrie Baxter	Tec-Mec	1959	10	+44.860
6	40	Philip Walker	Lotus 16	1959	10	+1:02.531
7	14	Barrie Williams	Connaught A4	1952	10	+1:13.697
8	34	Michael Hinderer	Maserati 250F	1955	10	+2:00.976
9	17	Peter Neumark	Maserati 250F	1957	10	+2:02.033
10	28	Peter Heuberger	Maserati 250F	1956	9	+1 lap
11	20	Ian Nuthall	Alta F2	1952	9	+1 lap
12	18	Gigi Baulino	Maserati 250F	1954	9	+1 lap
13	12	Giancarlo Casoli	Maserati 250F	1956	9	+1 lap
14	21	Chris Drake	Maserati 250F	1958	9	+1 lap
15	6	Graham Burrows	Cooper T23	1953	9	+1 lap
16	48	Max Lustenberger	Maserati 4CLT	1948	9	+1 lap
17	1	Jean-Jacques Bally	Gordini T15	1948	9	+1 lap
18	3	David Bennett	Maserati A6GCM	1953/54	9	+1 lap
19	25	Julia de Baldanza	Maserati A6GCM	1951	8	+2 laps
20	19	Winfried Kallinger	Cisitalia D46	1947	8	+2 laps
21	15	Paul Grant	Cooper T23 (Mk2)	1953	6	+4 laps
22	16	François Delingy	Gordini T11	1946/50	2	+8 laps
DNS	2	José Manuel Albuquerque	Maserati 250F	1954
DNS	4	Michael Steele	Connaught C	1956/57
DNS	8	Nick Wigley	Connaught B	1954
DNS	11	Tom Price	Maserati 250F	1956
Sources:^[4]^[3]

Série C: Pre 1953 Sports Cars

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	7	Flavien Marcais	Jaguar C-Type	1952	10	22:09.830	1
2	28	John Ure	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk2)	1952	10	+1.730
3	11	Richard Pilkington	Talbot-Lago T26GS	1950	10	+3.335
4	29	Nigel Webb	Jaguar C-Type	1952	10	+27.205
5	8	Jos Koster	Maserati A6GCS	1952	10	+53.915
6	16	Eddie McGuire	Gordini T15S/23S	1949/52	10	+56.332
7	2	Wolfgang Friedrichs	Aston Martin DB3	1952	10	+1:22.086
8	32	Thomas Feierabend	BMW 328	1937	10	+1:34.258
9	6	David Franklin	Frazer Nash BMW 328/1	1938	10	+1:38.167
10	18	Patrick Blakeney-Edwards	BMW 328	1937	10	+1:50.350
11	23	Paul Singer	Veritas RS	1948	10	+4:15.671
12	12	Thomas Mittler	OSCA MT4	1951	9	+1 lap
13	1	Neil Hadfield	Jaguar C-Type	1952	9	+1 lap
14	20	Juan Quintano	Ferrari 166 MM	1950	9	+1 lap
15	15	Philip Champion	Frazer Nash Mille Miglia	1951	9	+1 lap
16	14	Max Lustenberger	Talbot-Lago T26GS	1950	9	+1 lap
17	26	Roberto Mieres	Allard J2	1951	9	+1 lap
18	10	Stephen Dudley	Ferrari 166/195 S	1950	9	+1 lap
19	27	Jo Bamford	Ferrari 340 America	1952	9	+1 lap
20	34	Ed Davies	Ferrari 166 MM	1950	9	+1 lap
21	3	Jose Fernandez	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica	1950	9	+1 lap
22	4	Carlos de Miguel	OSCA MT4	1949	9	+1 lap
23	9	Antoine Midy	Ferrari 212 Export	1951	9	+1 lap
24	31	Erich Traber	Ferrari 212 Export	1950	8	+2 laps
25	19	David Wenman	Jaguar C-Type	1952	6	+4 laps
26	17	Phil Hill	Alfa Romeo 3000 CM	1952	5	+5 laps
27	21	James Wood	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica	1950	5	+5 laps
28	5	Marc Devis	Maserati A6GCS	1947	5	+5 laps
29	30	Murray Smith	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica (Mk1)	1951	5	+5 laps
30	35	Stirling Moss	Jaguar C-Type	1952	3	+7 laps
31	24	Antoine Blasco	OSCA MT4	1952	2	+8 laps
DNS	22	Mary Grant-Jonkers	Cisitalia 202 MM	1947
DNS	25	Frank Sytner	Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica	1950
DNS	33	Michael Willms	Ferrari 225 S	1951
Sources:^[5]^[3]

Série D: Formula Junior - Front engine

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	17	Joe Colasacco	Stanguellini FJ	1959	10	21:28.739	1
2	27	John Monson	BMC Mk1	1960	10	+4.388
3	35	Simone Stanguellini	Stanguellini FJ	1960	10	+10.284
4	31	Erik Justesen	U2 Mk2	1960	10	+14.744	4
5	24	Clive Wilson	Lola Mk2	1960	10	+15.409
6	2	Tony Goodwin	Gemini FJ	1959	10	+20.640
7	19	Heinz Stege	Elva FJ	1959	10	+23.542	6
8	22	John Truslove	Elva FJ	1960	10	+27.412
9	23	Warren Spieker	Lola Mk2	1960	10	+1:05.045
10	30	Duncan Rabagliati	Alexis FJ	1959	10	+1:16.151
11	14	William Grimshaw	Moorland FJ	1959	10	+1:26.407
12	20	Peter Mullen	OSCA FJ	1960	10	+1:28.608
13	21	Dietrich Merkel	Lola Mk2	1959	10	+1:32.289
14	4	Tommaso Gelmini	Volpini FJ	1959/61	10	+1:33.052
15	9	Roger Earl	OSCA FJ	1959	10	+2:16.031	2
16	11	Crispian Besley	OSCA FJ	1960	10	+2:16.335
17	5	Richard Daggitt	Scorpion FJ	1960	9	+1 lap
18	26	Michael Ashley-Brown	Volpini FJ	1958	9	+1 lap
19	25	Marvin Primack	P.L.W. FJ	1959	9	+1 lap
20	34	Chris Featherstone	Bond FJ	1960	9	+1 lap
21	33	Franco Beolchi	Apache FJ	1959	9	+1 lap
22	3	Marc Coschieri	Stanguellini FJ	1959	9	+1 lap
23	29	Geoffrey Manning	Volpini FJ	1958	9	+1 lap
24	18	Yasuhito Fukuda	Stanguellini FJ	1959	9	+1 lap
25	15	Ian Robinson	Autosud FJ	1959	9	+1 lap
26	1	Robin Longdon	Lola FJ	1960	8	+2 laps
27	7	Alan Patterson	Elva FJ	1959	8	+2 laps
28	16	Matteo Panini	Stanguellini FJ	1960	5	+5 laps	8
29	8	David Watts	Elva FJ	1959	5	+5 laps
30	6	Daniele Salodini	Taraschi FJ	1960	3	+7 laps
31	28	Fabio Verin	Volpini FJ	1958	2	+8 laps
DNS	10	Jason Wright	Stanguellini FJ	1959
DNS	32	Jac Nellemann	Alfa Dana FJ	1959
Sources:^[6]^[3]

Série E: Rear Engined Grand Prix Cars (1954-1965)

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	16	Duncan Dayton	Brabham BT11	1964	10	19:41.982
2	31	Flavien Marcais	Lotus 21	1962	10	+7.585	1
3	2	Danny Baker	Lotus 24	1962	10	+24.971
4	15	Marcus Mussa	Lotus 18	1960	10	+27.346
5	26	Peter Wuensch	BRM P261	1964	10	+1:07.915
6	1	Roy Walzer	Brabham BT11	1964	10	+1:19.519
7	25	Dan Collins	LDS F1	1961	10	+1:35.826
8	11	Howard Cherry	Lola Mk4	1962	10	+1:40.627
9	34	André Wanty	Lotus 18/21	1961	10	+1:55.937
10	27	Anthony Hancock	Cooper T45	1957	10	+2:02.198
11	28	Jason Wright	ATS 100	1962	9	+1 lap
12	20	Marshall Bailey	JBW Type 1	1959	9	+1 lap
13	4	Marco Antonucci	LDS F1	1963	9	+1 lap
14	3	Brian Anthony Ashby	Emeryson F1	1961	9	+1 lap
15	29	Douglas Mockett	Cooper T53	1961	9	+1 lap
16	24	Richard Weiland	Lotus 24	1962	9	+1 lap
17	12	Richard Longes	Cooper T43	1957	9	+1 lap
18	9	Paolo Gecchelin	Lotus 18	1959	9	+1 lap
19	17	Jorge Ferioli	Lola Mk4	1962	8	+2 laps
20	32	Adrien van der Kroft	Cooper T51	1959	8	+2 laps
21	23	Kurt DelBene	BRP-BRM	1964	6	+4 laps
22	22	Dieter Streve-Mühlens	Lotus 24	1962	4	+6 laps
23	21	Richard Hope	Cooper T51	1959	2	+8 laps
24	19	Sidney Hoole	Cooper T66	1963	1	+9 laps
25	14	Alan Baillie	Cooper T71/73	1964	1	+9 laps
26	30	Frank Mountain	Lotus 21	1961	1	+9 laps
DNS	6	James King	Brabham BT7	1963
DNS	7	Dr. Thomas Bscher	BRM P261	1964
DNS	8	Marco Cajani	De Tomaso F1	1961
DNS	18	David Clark	BRM P57	1961
Sources:^[7]^[3]

Série F: Formula 1 Grand Prix Cars (1966 - 1976)

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Year	Laps	Time/retired	Grid
1	34	Martin Stretton	Tyrrell P34	1976	15	25:37.376	1
2	36	Frank Sytner	Penske PC3	1975/76	15	+12.482
3	18	Rodrigo Gallego	March 761	1976	15	+19.419
4	24	John Delane	Tyrrell 001	1970	15	+36.939
5	6	Ryan Delane	Tyrrell 006	1972	15	+37.248
6	27	Malcolm Carter	March 711	1971	15	+55.803
7	16	Danny Baker	Shadow DN5	1975	15	+1:23.962
8	22	Robert Lamplough	March 711	1971	15	+1:28.873
9	15	David Clark	McLaren M19	1971	15	+1:29.372
10	9	Junro Nishida	Lotus 49B	1968	15	+1:38.169
11	25	Paul Alexander	BRM P201	1974	14	+1 lap
12	29	Lorina McLaughlin	McLaren M23	1974	14	+1 lap
13	19	Brad Krause	BRM P180	1972	14	+1 lap
14	2	Alistair Morrison	Lotus 72	1971	14	+1 lap
15	20	Yves Saguato	Matra MS120C	1971	14	+1 lap
16	12	Peter Austin	Surtees TS9	1971	13	+2 laps
17	5	Robert Baker	Brabham BT33	1970	13	+2 laps
18	26	Ron Maydon	Cooper T86C	1968	13	+2 laps
19	33	Ean Pugh	BRM P133	1968	11	+4 laps
20	7	Sidney Hoole	Cooper T86B	1968	3	+12 laps
21	3	Andrea Burani	Tyrrell P34	1976	2	+13 laps
22	37	Flavien Marcais	Brabham BT26	1968/69	1	+14 laps
DNS	1	Sean Walker	Lotus 72E	1970
DNS	10	Nico Bindels	Lotus 77	1976
DNS	14	Hubertus Bahlsen	Brabham BT45	1976
DNS	18	Rodrigo Gallego	March 761	1976
DNS	23	Louis Sellyei	Eagle Mk1	1966
DNS	28	Mauro Bompani	March 701	1970
DNS	32	Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol	McLaren M23	1974
DNS	35	Jean-Louis Duret	March 761	1976
Sources:^[8]^[3]

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↑ "Archives » Édition 2004 » Série C - Voitures de Sport construites avant 1953". acm.mc. Archived from the original on 23 May 2011. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
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[2004-FOC-1] 1 2 Brown, Ed (28 May 2004). "Monaco Historique - Ferrari Owners' Club". archive-focgb.co.uk. Archived from the original on 19 May 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.

[2004-A-race-2] "Archives » Édition 2004 » Série A - Voitures de Grand Prix construites avant 1947". acm.mc. Archived from the original on 23 May 2011. Retrieved 14 May 2021.

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