Harry BLANCHARD

Harry Blanchard was an American Formula 1 driver who competed in a single World Championship Grand Prix during his career. His brief tenure in the sport was with the Porsche team, marking a concise involvement at the highest level of open-wheel racing. Despite participating in only one race, Blanchard completed the event without retiring, maintaining a 0.0% DNF rate.

Throughout his Formula 1 career, Blanchard did not achieve any championship points, podium finishes, pole positions, or race wins. His win and podium rates stand at 0.0%, reflecting the limited opportunity to establish a competitive record. Notably, he averaged a gain of nine positions per race, an indicator of strong racecraft during his sole appearance.

Blanchard’s career spanned 67 years from his start in 1959, though active competition at the Formula 1 level was limited to a single event. He did not record any notable performances in wet weather conditions. His brief participation and lack of points place him among drivers with minimal statistical impact in Formula 1 history.