André MILHOUX

André Milhoux was a Belgian racing driver who participated in Formula 1 during the mid-1950s. His brief career in the sport is marked by a single World Championship Grand Prix entry in 1956, driving for the Gordini team. Despite the limited opportunity, Milhoux completed his only race without retiring, a notable achievement given the mechanical unreliability common in that era.

Milhoux did not score points, achieve podium finishes, or secure pole positions during his sole Formula 1 appearance. His career win rate and podium rate both stand at 0.0%, reflecting the brevity of his participation. However, an average gain of 13 positions per race suggests a competitive performance relative to his starting position.

The 1950s were a formative period for Formula 1, with many drivers making brief appearances amid evolving team structures and technology. Milhoux’s involvement with Gordini places him within the context of smaller, less dominant teams of the time. His career span, calculated from his debut year to the present, totals 70 years, underscoring the historical distance from his active racing days.