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| Date | Monday 14 April 1952 |
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| Event |  Pau GP |
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| Circuit | Pau |
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| Event Format | Race of 99 laps |
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| Championship | Grands Prix de France |
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| Race number | #1 of 8 in 1952
#1 (of all time) |
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| Laps | 99 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 2833 m |
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| Race Distance | 2833 × 99 − 37 = 280.430 km |
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| Grid Format | 3-2-3-2 |
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| Pole Position | Right |
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| First Corner | Unknown |
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| Entries | 18 |
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| Qualifiers | 17 |
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| Finishers | 6 |
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| Debutants | Jean Behra (Driver),
Lance Macklin (Driver),
Peter Collins (Driver),
Piero Scotti (Driver),
Élie Bayol (Driver),
AFM (Car Manufacturer),
Gordini (Car Manufacturer),
Jicey (Car Manufacturer),
Platè (Car Manufacturer),
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Gordini (Engine Manufacturer),
Kuchen (Engine Manufacturer),
AFM (Car Model),
Ferrari 166F2 (Car Model),
Ferrari 500 (Car Model),
Gordini T16 (Car Model),
Jicey (Car Model),
OSCA MT4 sports (Car Model),
Platè 4CLT/48 (Car Model)
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| Milestones | Car 32 – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Number)
Car 32 – 1st Pole Position (Car Number)
Car 32 – 1st Win (Car Number)
Ferrari – 1st Fastest Lap (Engine Manufacturer)
Ferrari – 1st Pole Position (Engine Manufacturer)
Ferrari – 1st Win (Engine Manufacturer)
 Alberto Ascari – 1st Fastest Lap (Driver)
Alberto Ascari – 1st Pole Position (Driver)
Alberto Ascari – 1st Win (Driver)
Ferrari – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Manufacturer)
Ferrari – 1st Pole Position (Car Manufacturer)
Ferrari – 1st Win (Car Manufacturer)
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