André Guelfi

André Guelfi, born on May sixth, nineteen nineteen, in Mazagan, Morocco, was a distinguished French racing driver known for his contributions to the world of motorsport. His career in racing was marked by his participation in one Formula One World Championship race on October nineteenth, nineteen fifty-eight, where he showcased his skills on an international stage.

In addition to his Formula One endeavors, Guelfi took part in several non-championship Formula One races, further solidifying his presence in the racing community. His passion for automobiles extended beyond the racetrack, as he was also a businessperson and engineer, demonstrating a multifaceted approach to his career.

At the time of his passing, André Guelfi held the title of the oldest living Formula One driver, a distinction he maintained since the death of fellow racer Robert La Caze on July first, two thousand fifteen. His legacy in the sport remains a testament to his enduring spirit and dedication to racing.