Keith Greene

Keith Greene, a British driver born in 1938, made four World Championship starts across three consecutive seasons from 1960 to 1962, driving a different car each year: a Cooper-Maserati in 1960, a Gilby in 1961 and a Lotus-Climax in 1962.

None of the three campaigns produced championship points, and he was unclassified in the standings each season. He was among the younger men on those grids, starting his championship career at just twenty-two.

Four starts in three years with three different makes of car sketch the career of an early-1960s British privateer, sampling whatever machinery was available without ever getting equipment capable of troubling the scorers.