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| Date | Sunday 19 May 1946 |
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| Event |  Forez GP |
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| Circuit | St. Just Andrezieux |
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| Event Format | Race of 30 laps |
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| Championship | Non-championship |
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| Race number | #5 of 26 in 1946
#8 (of all time) |
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| Laps | 30 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 4763 m |
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| Race Distance | 4763 × 30 − 11 = 142.879 km |
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| Entries | 12 |
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| Qualifiers | No qualifying session |
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| Finishers | 7 |
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| Debutants | Charles Pozzi (Driver),
Ciro Basadonna (Driver),
Emmanuel de Graffenried (Driver),
Eugène Chaboud (Driver),
Henri Louveau (Driver),
Henri Trillaud (Driver),
Louis Michon (Driver),
Louis Rosier (Driver),
Marcel Balsa (Driver),
Maurice Trintignant (Driver),
Delahaye (Car Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Engine Manufacturer),
Bugatti T35C/51 (Car Model),
Bugatti T51 (Car Model),
Delahaye (Car Model),
Delahaye 135 (Car Model),
Delahaye 135S (Car Model),
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Maserati (Car Model),
Maserati 6CM (Car Model),
Talbot-Lago T150SS (Car Model),
4 (Car Number),
6 (Car Number),
8 (Car Number),
12 (Car Number),
16 (Car Number),
18 (Car Number),
22 (Car Number),
24 (Car Number),
26 (Car Number),
28 (Car Number),
30 (Car Number),
Forez GP (Event),
St. Just Andrezieux (Circuit)
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| Milestones | Car 2 – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Number)
Car 2 – 1st Pole Position (Car Number)
Car 2 – 1st Win (Car Number)
Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Engine Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Pole Position (Engine Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Engine Manufacturer)
Raymond Sommer – 1st Fastest Lap (Driver)
Raymond Sommer – 1st Pole Position (Driver)
Raymond Sommer – 1st Win (Driver)
 Maserati – 1st Fastest Lap (Car Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Pole Position (Car Manufacturer)
Maserati – 1st Win (Car Manufacturer)
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