Kuzma

Kuzma was a racing constructor active in the early 1950s, participating in 38 Formula 1 races from 1951 onwards. Despite a relatively brief career span, the team secured one victory and three podium finishes, accumulating a total of 21 points without ever achieving a pole position. Notable drivers included Jimmy Bryan, Gene Hartley, and Eddie Sachs, who contributed to the team's competitive presence during this period.

The team's win rate stood at 2.6%, with a podium rate of 7.9%, reflecting modest success in a highly competitive era. Kuzma's points scoring rate was 10.5%, and it averaged 0.6 points per race, indicating consistent but limited point accumulation. The average qualifying position was 13th, suggesting that while the team was not typically among the front runners, it managed to capitalize on race conditions to achieve its results.

Kuzma's career spanned approximately 75 years, although its active participation was concentrated in the 1950s. The absence of any recorded DNFs (Did Not Finish) is notable, implying reliability in race completions during its active years. Overall, Kuzma's statistical profile highlights a constructor with sporadic success and a stable performance level relative to its era.