Most Forgettable Drivers

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Who? I really have never knowingly heard of this guy.

Swiss driver, drove an HWM in his home GP in 1953, finished 9th.

That's all Wikipedia has to say about him.

That’s an Alberto Crespo vibe right there. He nearly qualified for his only race, I’ll give him that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Crespo

https://www.f1forgottendrivers.com/driv ... -scherrer/

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Albert Scherrer

Who? I really have never knowingly heard of this guy.

Swiss driver, drove an HWM in his home GP in 1953, finished 9th.

That's all Wikipedia has to say about him.

Old Racing Cars and Stats F1 have a bit more to say about him. He was a wealthy businessman who started racing in local races and hillclimbs shortly after WW2, first in an Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 and then a Jaguar XK120. He was moderately successful, taking some podiums and class wins. For the 1953 Swiss GP he hired a HWM-Alta, finishing 16 laps behind the leader (StatsF1 claims he didn't finish, but he's classified ahead of people who are recorded as having retired). After the GP he continued his hillclimb career for a few years, including a +2600cc class win in 1956 in a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL.

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Brian Hart, drove the Protos F2 car at the 1967 German GP, finished 12th on the road but there are conflicting claims as to whether he was classified or not.