Bob Scott

Bob Scott is an American Formula 1 driver with 5 race starts from 1952 to 1954, 0 wins, 0 pole positions, 0 podiums and 0 championship points.

Scott's first start was the 1952 Indianapolis 500 for Kurtis Kraft, from 25th on the grid, ending in a retirement. The best season was 1953: 54th in the championship with 0 points, for Kurtis Kraft and Bromme. 3 of the 5 starts ended in a retirement (60%).

Nationality: American
Born: 4 Oct 1928
Active: 1952 to 1954, 3 seasons
Teams: Kurtis Kraft, Bromme, Stevens, Schroeder

Starts	Wins	Poles	Podiums	Fastest laps	Laps led	Points	DNFs	Best finish	Best championship
5	0	0	0	n/a	n/a	0	3	12th	54th

Season by season

Explained: how points and the championships work · how the points system changed since 1950 · the closest and most one-sided team-mate pairings.

Bars: points per season, in the colour of that season's team (left scale). Line: championship position, first at the top (right scale). Hover or tap for the details of a season.

Season	Team	Races	Championship
1954	Stevens, Schroeder	2	62nd
1953	Kurtis Kraft, Bromme	2	54th
1952	Kurtis Kraft	1	101st

By team

Team	Years	Starts
Kurtis Kraft	1952–1953	2
Bromme	1953	1
Stevens	1954	1
Schroeder	1954	1

Every race

Race	Team	Grid	Finish	Status
1954 Indianapolis 500	Schroeder	23	R	Suspension
1954 Indianapolis 500	Stevens	31	18	+7 Laps
1953 Indianapolis 500	Bromme	11	R	Oil leak
1953 Indianapolis 500	Kurtis Kraft	19	12	+10 Laps
1952 Indianapolis 500	Kurtis Kraft	25	R	Transmission