Luiz BUENO

Luiz Bueno is a Brazilian racing driver who competed briefly in Formula 1 during the early 1970s. His sole World Championship appearance came in 1973 with the Surtees team. Despite a short stint, Bueno's involvement reflects the era when many drivers transitioned from regional racing scenes to the global Formula 1 stage.

Bueno's Formula 1 career statistics show no wins, podiums, or championship points from his single race entry. Notably, he completed his only Grand Prix without retiring, resulting in a 0.0% DNF rate. Over a career spanning 53 years in motorsport, his Formula 1 win and podium rates remained at zero, underscoring the limited opportunity he had at the highest level.

An interpretive insight from his record is the average of eight positions gained per race, suggesting competitive performance relative to his starting position in his lone appearance. This metric highlights potential that was not further realized within Formula 1. Bueno’s career exemplifies the challenges faced by drivers attempting to establish themselves in the sport during a highly competitive and evolving period of racing history.