Shortest P1–P2 Race Margin in F1 History
Race-finish gap between the classified winner and runner-up
Winning margin
0.010 s
Italy
Grand Prix
1971
Season
Peter Gethin
Winner
Ronnie Peterson
Runner-up
In short
The shortest span between P1 and P2 is just 10 milliseconds, recorded at Italy in 1971 when Peter Gethin finished ahead of Ronnie Peterson.
Data behind this answer
| Grand Prix | Season | Winner | Runner-up | Winning margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Italy | 1971 | Peter Gethin | Ronnie Peterson | 10 |
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