🇺🇸 Chuck Stevenson

Chuck Stevenson was an established professional racing driver who competed in Formula 1 between 1951 and 1960. He started five races across the decade for Watson, a team that also fielded Duane Carter, an established professional with eight Formula 1 starts of his own.[1]

Stevenson's Formula 1 record consisted of five starts spread across a decade of international racing in a field that mixed amateurs with graded professionals. His final season came in 1960, when he finished 14th in the championship standings. In head-to-head racing against Rodger Ward, another established professional who started twelve Formula 1 races, Stevenson typically finished ahead. Against Duane Carter, his more frequent opponent, he usually finished behind. He beat Tony Bettenhausen, an established professional with eleven Formula 1 starts, twice, and Jimmy Davies once. Before his Formula 1 career, Stevenson won the AAA National Championship in 1952 and took two class victories in the Carrera Panamericana.[2]