Rubens Barrichello

Rubens Barrichello is a Brazilian Formula 1 driver with 322 race starts from 1993 to 2011, 11 wins, 14 pole positions, 68 podiums and 658 championship points.

Barrichello's first start was the 1993 South African Grand Prix for Jordan, from 14th on the grid, ending in a retirement. The first win came at the 2000 German Grand Prix for Ferrari, in the 123rd start, from 18th on the grid. The most recent of the 11 wins was the 2009 Italian Grand Prix. The best season was 2004: 2nd in the championship with 114 points, 2 wins and 14 podiums, for Ferrari. The longest team-mate pairing was with Michael Schumacher, 102 races: Barrichello finished ahead 27 times to 74 when both were classified, and out-qualified Schumacher 25 times to 77. All-time, that is the 20th-most career points of any driver, the 4th-most starts of any driver. 91 of the 322 starts ended in a retirement (28%), and Barrichello led 854 laps in total.

Nationality

Brazilian

Born

23 May 1972 (age 54)

Active

1993 to 2011, 19 seasons

Teams

Jordan, Stewart, Ferrari, Honda, Brawn, Williams

First win: 2000 German Grand Prix. Most recent win: 2009 Italian Grand Prix. Win rate 3.4% of starts.

Compare with team-mates: Michael Schumacher, Jenson Button, Eddie Irvine, Jan Magnussen, Nico Hülkenberg, Pastor Maldonado, Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert, Thierry Boutsen, Jos Verstappen. Or anyone else.

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