Doug SERRURIER

Doug Serrurier was a South African racing driver active in the early 1960s. He competed in two Formula 1 World Championship Grands Prix, both with the LDS team, but did not score championship points, podiums, or wins during his brief career. Serrurier maintained a clean record with zero retirements across his two races.

Despite limited appearances, his average positions gained per race stood at +4.0, indicating competitive racecraft relative to his starting positions. His career spanned over six decades, from 1962 until retirement, reflecting a long association with motorsport beyond Formula 1. Serrurier did not achieve notable success in wet conditions, with no podiums or wins recorded in such races.

His win and podium rates remained at 0%, consistent with his limited participation and results. Serrurier's career provides insight into the challenges faced by privateer drivers and smaller teams like LDS during the era, highlighting the competitive disparity within the sport at the time.