McLaren-Serenissima

McLaren-Serenissima was a Formula 1 constructor that participated briefly in the 1966 season. The team entered only two races, with Bruce McLaren as its notable driver. Despite the limited involvement, McLaren-Serenissima managed to score a single championship point, resulting in a points-per-race average of 0.5.

The team did not achieve any wins, podium finishes, or pole positions during its short career. With a 0.0% win and podium rate, McLaren-Serenissima’s impact on the sport was minimal in terms of competitive success. However, the points scoring rate of 50% indicates that the team finished in the points in half of its race entries, reflecting a degree of reliability and competitiveness in its limited outings.

Over a career span of 60 years, McLaren-Serenissima remained inactive, highlighting its status as a short-lived constructor rather than a sustained competitor. The absence of any recorded DNFs during its two races further underscores the team's operational consistency despite its brief participation.