Maserati chief executive officer Davide Grasso has refused to rule out the possibility of the manufacturer returning to Formula 1, but admits that it is not currently on the horizon. Maserati won nine races in 43 starts in the 1950s – Formula 1’s first championship decade – and early 1960s. The Italian auto-maker was part of the first-ever championship grand prix at Silverstone in 1950. Though they did not claim any Constructors’ Championships, they won the Drivers’ Championship on two occasions with Juan Manuel Fangio, in 1954 and 1957. They would eventually depart F1 after the 1960 United States Grand Prix, but stayed on as an engine supplier. READ: Ferrari to reportedly run...
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