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| Date | Sunday 2 May 1948 |
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| Event |  Nations GP |
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| Circuit | Geneva |
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| Event Format | Race of 80 laps |
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| Championship | Non-championship |
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| Race number | #4 of 19 in 1948
#68 (of all time) |
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| Laps | 80 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 2945 m |
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| Race Distance | 2945 × 80 = 235.600 km |
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| Entries | 17 |
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| Qualifiers | No qualifying session |
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| Finishers | 6 |
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| Debutants | Charles Pozzi (Driver),
Clemar Bucci (Driver),
Ernest Ramseier (Driver),
Henri Louveau (Driver),
Luigi Fagioli (Driver),
Luigi Villoresi (Driver),
Maurice Trintignant (Driver),
Nino Farina (Driver),
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (Driver),
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Delahaye (Car Manufacturer),
Ferrari (Car Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Engine Manufacturer),
Ferrari (Engine Manufacturer),
Delahaye 135S (Car Model),
Ferrari 166SC (Car Model),
Maserati 4CLT (Car Model),
Talbot-Lago (Car Model)
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| Milestones | Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Engine Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Pole Position (Engine Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Engine Manufacturer)
 Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Pole Position (Car Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Car Manufacturer)
Nino Farina – 1st Fastest Lap (Driver)
Nino Farina – 1st Pole Position (Driver)
Nino Farina – 1st Win (Driver)
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