Philip FOTHERINGHAM-PARKER

Philip Fotheringham-Parker was a British racing driver who participated in Formula 1 during the early 1950s. His brief career in the sport is marked by a single World Championship Grand Prix entry in 1951, driving for Maserati. Despite not scoring points or achieving podium finishes, his participation reflects the era's challenges and the limited opportunities for many drivers.

Fotheringham-Parker’s career statistics show no wins, poles, or podiums, with a race completion rate of 100% and no retirements. His average positions gained per race stand at -1.0, indicating he finished behind his starting position in his sole race. Although his impact on the championship standings was minimal, his involvement with Maserati places him among the drivers contributing to the formative years of Formula 1.

The longevity of his career span, calculated at 75 years from his first and only race to the present, underscores the historical distance between his era and modern Formula 1. While his racing record lacks notable success, Fotheringham-Parker remains part of the sport’s early narrative, representing the many drivers whose careers were brief but integral to the development of Formula 1’s competitive landscape.