Stuart LEWIS-EVANS

Stuart Lewis-Evans was a British Formula 1 driver active from 1957, competing primarily with Vanwall and Connaught teams. Over 14 World Championship races, he secured two podium finishes and two pole positions but did not achieve any race wins or championships. His career points tally reached 16, reflecting consistent point-scoring performances during his tenure.

Lewis-Evans maintained a 0.0% DNF rate, indicating remarkable reliability across his Formula 1 starts. Despite an average qualifying position of first place, he experienced an average loss of 3.36 positions per race, suggesting challenges in race pace or race-day conditions relative to qualifying performance. His podium rate stood at 14.3%, a respectable figure given the competitive field and limited number of starts.

No wet weather wins or podiums were recorded, highlighting a lack of standout performances under adverse conditions. While he did not secure victories, Lewis-Evans demonstrated qualifying speed and race consistency, contributing to the competitive efforts of his teams during the late 1950s.