Bob Anderson

Bob Anderson was a British Formula One racing driver who competed from 1963 to 1967. Anderson drove for DW Racing Enterprises in 29 Grands Prix over 5 seasons, scoring 8 World Championship points including one third place. He also competed in numerous major events as a motorcyclist, including the Isle of Man TT on three occasions.

Anderson died in 1967, at the age of 36, following an accident while testing at the Silverstone Circuit. In wet conditions, he slid off the track and collided with a marshals' post. Anderson suffered major head and neck injuries and later succumbed to his injuries at Northampton General Hospital.

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Before Formula OneEdit

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While testing in Silverstone in wet conditions, Anderson's car slid off the track. The car struck a marshal's post. Anderson suffered serious chest and neck injuries and died later in the hospital,

Formula One RecordEdit

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Career ResultsEdit

Complete Formula One results
Year	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Pts	Pos
1963												0	NC
					12th		12th
1964												5	11th
	7th	6th	DNS	12th	7th	Ret	3rd	11th
1965												0	NC
	NC	9th	DNS	9th	Ret	Ret	DNS
1966												1	17th
	Ret		7th	NC	Ret	Ret	6th
1967												2	16th
	5th	DNQ	9th	8th	Ret	Ret

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