Peter REVSON

Peter Revson was an American Formula 1 driver active from 1964, competing in 30 Grands Prix without recording a single retirement, resulting in a 0.0% DNF rate. Over his career, he achieved 2 wins, 8 podiums, and secured 1 pole position, accumulating a total of 61 championship points. His win rate stood at 6.7%, while his podium rate was notably higher at 26.7%, reflecting consistent top-three finishes relative to his race entries.

Revson drove for several teams, including Shadow, McLaren, Tyrrell, and Lotus-BRM, with his final season spent at Shadow. Despite an average qualifying position of P1.0, his average race position indicated a loss of approximately 1.7 places per event, suggesting challenges in maintaining grid advantage during races. Notably, he did not achieve any wins or podiums in wet conditions.

His career spanned 62 years from debut to retirement, a period that underscores his sustained involvement in the sport. Revson’s statistical profile highlights reliability and competitive presence, though his win conversion rate remained modest compared to top contemporaries.