Racing Point

Racing Point was a British Formula 1 constructor based in Silverstone, United Kingdom, active from 2019 to 2020. The team emerged following the rebranding of Force India and competed for two seasons before transitioning to Aston Martin. Under the leadership of team principal Otmar Szafnauer, Racing Point utilized Mercedes power units and fielded drivers including Sergio Pérez, Lance Stroll, and Nico Hülkenberg.

During its brief tenure, Racing Point recorded one race win, four podium finishes, and one pole position across 76 Grand Prix entries. The team accumulated a total of 283 points, averaging 3.7 points per race. With a win rate of 1.3% and a podium rate of 5.3%, Racing Point demonstrated moderate competitiveness in the midfield. The points scoring rate stood at 55.3%, indicating that the team scored points in just over half of its races.

Racing Point's average qualifying position was approximately 11.5, reflecting a consistent midfield qualifying performance. Notably, the team maintained a 0% DNF rate in the provided data, suggesting reliability during race finishes. Although Racing Point did not secure any constructor championships, its performance laid groundwork for its successor team’s future development.