Drivers β€Ί Rubens Barrichello

RB
πŸ† Winner Retired

RUBENS BARRICHELLO

326
Races
17
Fastest Laps
14
Poles
68
Podiums
11
Wins
Brazilian Brazilian BAR Β· 23/05/1972
Rubens Barrichello

Rubens GonΓ§alves Barrichello is a Brazilian racing driver and broadcaster, who competes in the Stock Car Pro Series for Scuderia Bandeiras. Nicknamed "Rubinho", Barrichello competed in Formula One from 1993 to 2011, and twice finished runner-up in the World Drivers' Championship in 2002 and 2004 with Ferrari; he won eleven Grands Prix across nineteen seasons.

Career Stats

Win Rate 3.4%
Podium Rate 20.9%
Pole Rate 4.3%
Pole to Win 35.7%
Fastest Lap Rate 5.2%
Career Points 658
Avg Pts / Race 2

Community

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Owners
12.5%
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XP Leaderboard

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Race History Β· 326 Β· p.3/14

Race Season Constructor Grid Finish
Spain Spanish GP 2009 Brawn 3 2
Bahrain Bahrain GP 2009 Brawn 6 5
China Chinese GP 2009 Brawn 4 4
Malaysia Malaysian GP 2009 Brawn 8 5
Australia Australian GP 2009 Brawn 2 2
Brazil Brazilian GP 2008 Honda 15 15
China Chinese GP 2008 Honda 13 11
Japan Japanese GP 2008 Honda 17 13
Singapore Singapore GP 2008 Honda 18 19
Italy Italian GP 2008 Honda 16 17
Belgium Belgian GP 2008 Honda 16 19
Spain European GP 2008 Honda 19 16
Hungary Hungarian GP 2008 Honda 17 16
Germany German GP 2008 Honda 18 18
UK British GP 2008 Honda 16 3
France French GP 2008 Honda 20 14
Canada Canadian GP 2008 Honda 9 7
Monaco Monaco GP 2008 Honda 14 6
Turkey Turkish GP 2008 Honda 12 14
Spain Spanish GP 2008 Honda 11 16
Bahrain Bahrain GP 2008 Honda 12 11
Malaysia Malaysian GP 2008 Honda 14 13
Australia Australian GP 2008 Honda 10 22
Brazil Brazilian GP 2007 Honda 11 16
China Chinese GP 2007 Honda 16 15

F1 Career Standings

Season Wins Points Constructor
2011 - 4 Williams
2010 - 47 Williams
2009 2 77 Brawn
2008 - 11 Honda
2007 - 0 Honda
2006 - 30 Honda
2005 - 38 Ferrari
2004 2 114 Ferrari
2003 2 65 Ferrari
2002 4 77 Ferrari
2001 - 56 Ferrari
2000 1 62 Ferrari
1999 - 21 Stewart
1998 - 4 Stewart
1997 - 6 Stewart
1996 - 14 Jordan
1995 - 11 Jordan
1994 - 19 Jordan
1993 - 2 Jordan