Slim BORGUDD

Slim Borgudd was a Swedish Formula 1 driver active during the early 1980s. He competed in a total of 10 Grands Prix, driving for the Tyrrell and ATS teams. Despite a brief career in the sport, Borgudd managed to score a single championship point without recording any wins, podiums, or pole positions.

Borgudd’s career spanned a notably short period within the broader history of Formula 1, with his debut in 1981 marking his entry into a competitive era dominated by drivers such as Nelson Piquet and Alain Prost. His zero percent win and podium rates reflect the challenges faced by drivers in smaller teams during that time. However, Borgudd’s zero percent DNF rate across all races is remarkable, indicating consistent race finishes in an era when mechanical failures were common.

An interpretive insight from Borgudd’s statistics is his average gain of nearly 10 positions per race, suggesting strong racecraft and the ability to capitalize on qualifying disadvantages or race incidents. Although he did not achieve notable success in wet conditions, his reliability and positional gains highlight a driver capable of steady performances despite limited opportunities.