Guy LIGIER

Guy Ligier was a French Formula 1 driver active during the 1966 season. Competing exclusively for Cooper-Maserati, he participated in 13 Grands Prix without securing wins, podiums, or pole positions. Ligier scored a single championship point and maintained a 0.0% DNF rate, completing every race he entered.

Despite a lack of top results, Ligier demonstrated consistent race finishes and an average gain of nearly seven positions per event, indicating effective racecraft and competitive progress relative to starting positions. His career win and podium rates remained at zero, and no notable achievements in wet conditions were recorded.

Ligier’s Formula 1 tenure was brief and without major individual accolades. However, his flawless finish record across all races stands out in the context of driver reliability. His career spanned a single season, contrasting with the extended 60-year timeframe associated with his broader involvement in motorsport beyond driving.