Elder

Elder was a Formula 1 constructor that participated in a single Grand Prix during the 1959 season. The team entered only one race and did not achieve any wins, podium finishes, pole positions, or championship points. Ray Crawford was the sole driver representing Elder in its brief Formula 1 involvement.

Despite its short career span of just one race, Elder's statistical record shows a 0.0% win and podium rate, reflecting the team's limited impact on the sport. The constructor's points per race and points scoring rate also stand at zero, indicating no contribution to the championship standings. Notably, the team did not record any retirements, resulting in a 0.0% Did Not Finish (DNF) rate, which is uncommon for a debut entry.

Elder's participation in Formula 1 was minimal and did not extend beyond its initial appearance, making it one of the many short-lived teams in the sport's history. The absence of measurable success underscores the challenges faced by smaller constructors in establishing a competitive presence during the late 1950s.