Roy Pike

Roy Pike (born August 29, 1938 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is a former Formula One non-championship driver, who entered in two races.
He qualified 13th (and last) at the 1969 Race of Champions, but was unable to start, due to a fuel pump failure on the warmup lap. His next (and final) entry was in the 1970 International Gold Cup, but he failed to arrive.
His best race of note was the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, where he drove a 275 with Piers Courage. They finished eighth overall, and won the 5 liter GT class.
==Formula One Statistical Overview==
===Formula One Record===
Note: Italics donate non-championship entreats.
Year	Entreat 	Team 	Points 	Pos.
 	Antique Automobiles	 	Non-championship only	Non-championship only
 	Leda Engineering 	Leda-Chevrolet	Non-championship only	Non-championship only
Category:1938 births
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