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| Date | Sunday 3 April 1949 |
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| Event |  San Remo GP |
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| Circuit | Ospedaletti |
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| Event Format | Two heats each of 45 laps; timings aggregated |
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| Championship | Non-championship |
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| Race number | #2 of 24 in 1949
#85 (of all time) |
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| Laps | 90 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 3333 m |
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| Race Distance | 3333 × 90 + 30 = 300.000 km |
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| Entries | 22 |
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| Qualifiers | No qualifying session |
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| Finishers | 10 |
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| Debutants | Benedicto Campos (Driver),
Discoride Lanza (Driver),
Emilio Romano (Driver),
Felice Bonetto (Driver),
Ferdinando Righetti (Driver),
Frank Sechéhaye (Driver),
Fred Ashmore (Driver),
Giovanni Bracco (Driver),
Juan Manuel Fangio (Driver),
Peter Whitehead (Driver),
Piero Carini (Driver),
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Roberto Vallone (Driver),
Rudi Fischer (Driver),
Ferrari 125 (Car Model),
Ferrari 166 (Car Model),
Ferrari 166 Inter (Car Model),
Ferrari 166C (Car Model),
Ferrari 166SC (Car Model),
Maserati A6GCS (Car Model),
Talbot-Lago T26C (Car Model),
Ospedaletti (Circuit)
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| Milestones | Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Engine Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Engine Manufacturer)
 Juan Manuel Fangio – 1st Win (Driver)
Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Car Manufacturer)
 Prince Bira – 1st Fastest Lap (Driver)
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