Mauri ROSE

Mauri Rose was an American racing driver who participated in two Formula 1 World Championship Grands Prix during the 1950 season. Competing exclusively for the Deidt team, Rose achieved one podium finish and scored a total of four championship points. Despite a brief Formula 1 career, he maintained a 0.0% retirement rate, completing both races he entered.

Rose's podium rate stands at 50%, a notable figure given the limited number of starts. However, he did not secure any wins or pole positions, and his average positions gained per race was negative, indicating he generally qualified higher than his finishing position. No wet weather successes were recorded during his Formula 1 tenure.

His career span is recorded as 76 years, reflecting the time elapsed between his first race and the present, rather than continuous active competition. Rose's Formula 1 record is characterized by reliability and a high podium conversion relative to his race count, although without victories or championships.