Robert LA CAZE

Robert La Caze was a French Formula 1 driver who competed during the late 1950s. His brief Formula 1 career consisted of a single race start in 1958, driving for the Cooper team. Despite the limited opportunity, La Caze completed his sole Grand Prix without retiring, maintaining a 0.0% DNF rate throughout his career.

Although he did not achieve championship points, wins, podiums, or pole positions, La Caze’s participation is notable within the historical context of Formula 1’s expansion into new regions during that era. His career spanned 68 years when considering his active years in motorsport beyond Formula 1. The derived metrics show a win and podium rate of 0.0%, reflecting his limited race entries, but an average of nine positions gained per race suggests competitive progress during his sole appearance.

La Caze’s involvement with Cooper places him among the drivers representing the team during a formative period in Formula 1 history. While his statistical record is minimal, his presence contributes to the broader narrative of international drivers participating in the sport’s early years.