Horace Gould

Horace Gould (born Horace Henry Twigg on September 20 1921, died November 4 1968) was a driver from the Bristol area of England. He entered a total of 18 Grands Prix in the 1950s, all of them as a privateer. Gould recorded two career points, from a fifth place at Silverstone in . He was a larger-than-life character, and was often seen driving with a huge smile, because he loved it. He picked up the sobriquet of "Gonzalez of the West", after José Froilán González, because of similarities in their physiques, driving styles and outlooks on life.
After leaving F1, he continued to participate in local racing in England. He also ran "Gould's Garage", the entrant for his F1 drives. Gould died of a heart attack at the age of 47.
==Formula One Statistical Overview==
===Formula One Records===
Year 	Entreat 	Constructor 	WDC Points 	WDC Pos. 	Report
 	Goulds' Garage 	 	Non-Championship only	Non-Championship only	Non-Championship only
 	Goulds' Garage 	 	0 	NC 	Report
 	Goulds' Garage 	 	0 	NC 	Report
 	Goulds' Garage 	 	0 	NC 	Report
 	Officine Alfieri Maserati	 	0 	NC 	Report
 	Goulds' Garage 	 	2 	19th 	Report
 	H.H. Gould 	 	0 	NC 	Report
 	H.H. Gould 	 	0 	NC 	Report
1959: Did not compete	1959: Did not compete 	1959: Did not compete	1959: Did not compete	1959: Did not compete	1959: Did not compete
 	H.H. Gould 	 	0 	NC 	Report
*Italics donate non-championship entries.
===Career Statistics===
===Career Results===
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Category:British Drivers
Category:1921 births
Category:1968 deaths
Category:1953 Début Drivers
Category:Cooper Drivers
Category:Maserati Drivers
Category:Deceased Drivers