Gilby

Gilby was a Formula 1 constructor active briefly in the early 1960s. The team participated in four World Championship Grands Prix between 1961 and 1963, entering cars driven notably by Keith Greene and Ian Raby. Despite its presence over a span of three seasons, Gilby did not score any championship points, podium finishes, or race wins.

The team’s career statistics reflect a win rate, podium rate, and points scoring rate of 0.0%, indicating no competitive success in terms of results. Gilby’s participation was limited and did not extend beyond a handful of entries, with no recorded retirements (DNFs) in the races it contested. The constructor’s brief tenure and lack of points highlight its minimal impact on the Formula 1 World Championship.

Although Gilby’s career spans over six decades since its first entry, it remained inactive after 1963. The team’s historical significance lies primarily in its role as a minor privateer entrant during a formative period of Formula 1, rather than in competitive achievements or technological innovation.