Tony GAZE

Tony Gaze was an Australian Formula 1 driver who competed in the early 1950s. His brief career spanned three World Championship Grands Prix, all contested with the HWM team. Despite participating in these events, he did not score championship points, achieve podium finishes, or secure pole positions.

Over the course of his Formula 1 tenure, Gaze maintained a 0.0% win and podium rate, with no retirements recorded, resulting in a 0.0% DNF rate. His average positions gained per race stood at -0.33, indicating a slight net loss in race positions relative to his starting grid. No notable success was recorded in wet weather conditions.

Although his Formula 1 career was limited and without significant statistical highlights, Gaze's involvement during the sport's formative years contributes to the historical fabric of Australian participation in Grand Prix racing. His career span of 74 years, calculated from his debut year, reflects the enduring legacy of early drivers in the sport’s history.