Clemar Bucci

Clemar Bucci, an Argentine driver born in 1920, made five World Championship starts across the 1954 and 1955 seasons. He debuted with Gordini at the age of thirty-three before switching to Maserati machinery for his second year.

Neither season brought championship points, and his Formula 1 record closed after 1955. His arrival in the championship came during the years when Argentine drivers were a significant presence in Grand Prix racing.

Bucci's brief career — two seasons, two teams, five starts — is typical of the South American drivers of the mid-1950s who sampled European Grand Prix racing without securing a long-term seat.