Bill Homeier Formula 1 driver
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Bill Homeier Formula 1 driver

Bill Homeier
NationalityUSA
Hometown
Date of birth1918 August 31
First Race Indianapolis 1954
Last Race Indianapolis 1960
Year active1954 » 1955, 1960
Best championship position 22nd one time
1955
Grands Prix entered3
Teams3
Seasons3
Circuits1
Best race starting position 7 X 1
Best race finishing position 5 X 1
Victories0
Podiums0
Pole positions0
First row start0
Fastest lap0
Points finishes1
Points1.00

Championship position

Starting grid positions

Final race positions

Bill Homeier career chart profile.

Seasons: nr of season from first GP until the last.

Juan Manuel Fangio started in 1950 and had last race in 1958. But he skipped 1952 season.

#Grand Prix: nr of GrandPrix in all seasons.

100% for Kimi Raikkonen even he did not start in 2010 and 2011 but in those seasons there were no new GrandPrix except in the other seasons he started

not 100% for Damon Hill. At debut in 1982 did not start the first three GP. In that season was the last race GP Kyalami.

GP entered: total number of races from all seasons.

Not 100% if a driver did not start at least a race, or entered in all but skip a season

Victories, Podiums, Pole positions, Fastest laps, Finish in points: percentage from total race entrance
Points: percentage from total points he could get if win all races, and bonus if availabe(ex 1 point for fastest lap)

Bill Homeier, F1 partners

SeasonChamp
Position		Points Partner(s)Race
entries		Vict.Poles PodiumsFastLap
1960 Duane Carter 1
1955 22nd 1 Johnnie Parsons, Sam Hanks, Paul Russo, Tony Bettenhausen Sr., Jimmy Davies, Pat Flaherty, Freddie Agabashian, Jack McGrath, Walt Faulkner, Andy Linden, Bill Vukovich, Bob Sweikert, Art Cross, Jimmy Daywalt, Cal Niday, Ray Crawford, Al Keller, Johnny Boyd, Ed Elisian, Chuck Weyant, Pat O'Connor 1
1954 Jimmy Jackson, Troy Ruttman, Johnnie Parsons, Sam Hanks, Gene Hartley, Paul Russo, Tony Bettenhausen Sr., Jim Rathmann, Jimmy Davies, Pat Flaherty, Duane Carter, Freddie Agabashian, Jerry Hoyt, Jack McGrath, Andy Linden, Bill Vukovich, Mike Nazaruk, Bob Sweikert, Art Cross, Johnny Thomson, Jimmy Daywalt, Ernie McCoy, Marshall Teague, Larry Crockett, Pat O'Connor 2