Andre Milhoux

Belgian racing driver André Milhoux (born 9 December 1928) may have made just a single appearance in the Formula One World Championship, but his name remains part of the sport’s rich history.

Driver Bio

Nationality	Belgian
Birthplace	Bressoux, Belgium
Born	9 December 1928
First Grand Prix	1956 German Grand Prix
Last Grand Prix	1956 German Grand Prix
Years Active	1956
Current/Last Team	Gordini

Milhoux lined up for the 1956 German Grand Prix at the legendary Nürburgring, with the race taking place on 5 August 1956. Competing against some of the era’s biggest names, his race came to an unfortunate end. After completing 15 laps, an engine failure forced him to retire from the Grand Prix.

Although his only Formula One World Championship start did not result in a points finish, Milhoux earned his place in the record books as one of Belgium’s earliest drivers on the F1 grid.

Grand Prix Stats

Race Entries	1
Race Starts	1
Did Not Start	0
Best Race Start	21st
Best Race Finish	DNF
Retirements	1
First-Lap Retirements	0
Not Classified	0
Disqualified	0
Did Not Qualify	0

Qualifying

Qualifying Sessions	1
Reached Q3	0
Q2 Eliminations	0
Q1 Eliminations	0
Did Not Qualify	0

Stats by Season

Year	Constructor	Entries	Starts	Wins	Podiums	Poles	Fastest Laps	Front Rows	DNF	Best Start	Best Result	Pts Finishes	Points	Championship
1956	Gordini	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	21	DNF	0	0	NC

Stats by Constructor

Constructor	Years	Entries	Starts	Wins	Podiums	Poles	Fastest Laps	Front Rows	DNF	Best Start	Best Result	Pts Finishes	Points
Gordini	1956	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	21	DNF	0	0

Teammates & Qualifying Head-to-Head

Teammate	Years	Races	Qualifying H2H
Andre Pilette	1956	1	–
Robert Manzon	1956	1	–