Virgin

Virgin was a Formula 1 constructor that competed in the sport from 2010 to 2011. The team entered 76 races over its brief career but failed to score any championship points, podiums, wins, or pole positions. Notable drivers during this period included Timo Glock, Lucas di Grassi, and Jérôme d'Ambrosio.

Despite participating in two full seasons, Virgin struggled to establish itself competitively, with an average qualifying position around 18.5 and a win rate of 0%. The team’s inability to finish in the points or achieve notable race results highlights the challenges faced by new entrants in Formula 1 during that era. Virgin’s career spanned just 16 years from its inception to its inactive status, reflecting a short-lived presence in the sport.

The team’s zero points scoring rate and absence of retirements (DNF rate of 0%) suggest reliability was not a primary issue, but rather a lack of pace and competitiveness. Virgin’s tenure in Formula 1 serves as an example of the difficulties smaller teams encounter in breaking into the highly competitive environment of the championship.