Robin WIDDOWS

Robin Widdows is a British racing driver who competed briefly in Formula 1 during the late 1960s. His sole World Championship appearance came in 1968 with the Cooper-BRM team. Despite a limited presence in the sport, Widdows demonstrated reliability by completing his only race without retirement.

Throughout his Formula 1 career, Widdows did not score championship points, podiums, wins, or pole positions. His career statistics reflect a single race entry, resulting in a 0.0% win and podium rate. Notably, he achieved an average gain of five positions per race, indicating competitive progress during his brief outing.

Widdows' career span, measured from his debut year in 1968 to retirement, extends over 58 years, highlighting the era in which he competed rather than active participation length. His lack of retirements (0.0% DNF rate) in Formula 1 races underscores a clean race record, albeit from a very limited sample size.