HRT

HRT (Hispania Racing Team) was a Formula 1 constructor active from 2010 to 2012. The team participated in 112 Grands Prix without scoring any championship points, podium finishes, wins, or pole positions. Despite competing for three seasons, HRT struggled to achieve competitive results, reflected in a win rate and podium rate of 0.0%.

Throughout its brief career, HRT employed several notable drivers, including Narain Karthikeyan, Pedro de la Rosa, and Daniel Ricciardo. The team’s average qualifying position stood at 14.1, indicating consistent challenges in reaching the front of the grid. With a points-per-race ratio of 0.0 and a points scoring rate of 0.0%, HRT ranks among the least successful teams in Formula 1 history in terms of on-track results.

An interpretive insight from HRT’s statistics highlights the difficulties faced by new entrants in Formula 1, particularly in securing competitive performance and reliability. The absence of any points or podiums over 112 races underscores the competitive gap between HRT and established teams during its operational period.