Bob BONDURANT

Bob Bondurant was an American Formula 1 driver active primarily in the mid-1960s, competing in nine World Championship Grands Prix. Throughout his brief F1 career, he scored a total of three championship points without securing any wins, podium finishes, or pole positions. His tenure included stints with notable teams such as BRM and Ferrari.

Despite a modest points tally, Bondurant maintained a 0.0% DNF rate, completing every race he entered, which is notable given the mechanical unreliability common in that era. His average positions gained per race stood at +3.22, indicating a consistent ability to improve his starting position during races. However, he did not record any successes in wet conditions, with no wins or podiums in such races.

Bondurant's career win and podium rates both remained at 0.0%, reflecting the challenges he faced in breaking through during a highly competitive period in Formula 1 history. His career spanned 61 years from his debut in 1965, underscoring a long association with motorsport beyond his active F1 years.