Vic Wilson

Vic Wilson, a British driver born in 1931, made two Formula 1 World Championship starts six years apart. His first came in 1960 at the wheel of a Cooper-Climax, and his second and last in 1966 driving a BRM.

Neither appearance yielded championship points, and the long gap between his two starts means his brief record spans two quite different eras of the sport, from the rear-engined revolution of 1960 to the arrival of the three-litre formula in 1966.