Racing
The 125 F1 debuted at the Valentino Grand Prix on September 5, 1948. Three cars were fielded, with drivers Prince Bira of Siam, Nino Farina, and Raymond Sommer who placed third in the race.
| Date | Location | Driver |
|---|---|---|
| October 24, 1948 | Garda Circuit, Salò | Giuseppe Farina |
| July 3, 1949 | Switzerland Grand Prix, Bern | Alberto Ascari |
| July 31, 1949 | Zandvoort Grand Prix | Luigi Villoresi |
| August 20, 1949 | Daily Express Trophy, Silverstone | Alberto Ascari |
| September 11, 1949 | Italian Grand Prix, Monza | Alberto Ascari |
| September 25, 1949 | Masaryk Circuit, Brno | Peter Whitehead |
| July 13, 1950 | Jersey Road Race | Peter Whitehead |
| August 12, 1950 | Ulster Trophy, Dundrod | Peter Whitehead |
| October 1, 1950 | Interstate Race, Interlagos | Francisco Landi |
| January 25, 1951 | São Paulo Grand Prix | Francisco Landi |
| May 20, 1951 | Governador Noguera Garcez Race, Interlagos | Francisco Landi |
| June 28, 1951 | Bõa Vista Grand Prix, Rio de Janeiro | Francisco Landi |
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