Cooper-Maserati

Cooper-Maserati was a Formula 1 constructor active primarily between 1959 and 1968. The team participated in 129 races, securing 2 wins, 7 podium finishes, and 1 pole position, but never clinched a constructor’s championship. Notable drivers included Jo Siffert, Jo Bonnier, and Jochen Rindt, who contributed to the team's sporadic successes during its operational years.

Statistically, Cooper-Maserati exhibited a modest win rate of 1.6% and a podium rate of 5.4%, reflecting limited competitive dominance in the sport. The team averaged 0.6 points per race and scored points in approximately 19.4% of its entries, underscoring a relatively low scoring consistency. Despite these figures, the team’s average qualifying position is recorded as P1.0, which appears inconsistent with the overall performance metrics and may indicate data irregularities.

The constructor’s career spanned nearly a decade, but with no recorded retirements (DNF rate of 0.0%), which is unusual for the era and suggests potential data anomalies. Overall, Cooper-Maserati’s impact on Formula 1 history is characterized by occasional competitive outings rather than sustained success or dominance.