Roberto MORENO

Roberto Moreno is a Brazilian former Formula 1 driver with a career spanning from 1987 to the mid-2000s, participating in 43 Grands Prix. Throughout his tenure, he secured a single podium finish and accumulated 15 championship points, though he never achieved a race win or pole position. Moreno drove for several teams, including Forti, Andrea Moda, Benetton, Euro Brun, Coloni, AGS, and Team Lotus.

Despite not recording any wins, Moreno maintained a notable consistency, completing every race he entered without a single retirement, resulting in a 0.0% DNF rate. His podium rate stands at approximately 2.3%, reflecting limited top-three finishes relative to his total race starts. Additionally, Moreno set one fastest lap during his career and demonstrated an average gain of nearly three positions per race, indicating effective racecraft and overtaking ability.

Moreno’s career is marked by longevity and resilience, with a span of 39 years from his debut to final appearances, although much of his time was spent with smaller, less competitive teams. His lack of wet-weather podiums or wins suggests that his performance did not notably improve under challenging conditions. Overall, Moreno’s statistics highlight a driver who consistently finished races and occasionally scored points despite limited opportunities with front-running teams.