Bruno SENNA

Bruno Senna is a Brazilian former Formula 1 driver who competed in 46 Grands Prix between 2010 and 2016. Throughout his career, he drove for Williams, Renault, and HRT, accumulating a total of 33 championship points without securing any wins, podiums, or pole positions. Senna maintained a notably low retirement rate, completing every race he started, resulting in a 0.0% DNF rate.

Despite not achieving top-tier results, Senna demonstrated consistent racecraft, gaining an average of 1.22 positions per race relative to his qualifying position, which averaged around 17th on the grid. His career win and podium rates remained at zero, reflecting limited competitiveness in the midfield and lower-tier teams he represented. Senna recorded one fastest lap during his tenure but did not register any significant success in wet weather conditions.

Senna’s career spanned 16 years from his initial entry into Formula 1, illustrating longevity in a highly competitive environment. However, his statistical profile indicates he was primarily a midfield driver without breakthrough performances or dominance periods. The absence of DNFs underscores his reliability and consistency in finishing races, a notable aspect given the mechanical and physical demands of the sport.