Career
His career ranged from 1987 until 1996, where he started in 53 races, though he never began from pole position. 1989 saw regular appearances for Rudroff, racing in the Australian Grand Prix where he came 15th from a starting position of 21, followed by the United States Grand Prix where he came 15th one more having started again at 21. Following the Spanish Grand Prix, where he came 20th having begun at 23, he raced in the Nations Grand Prix.
He began at 24, and finished 3rd in 59 minutes, 53.630 seconds over 33 laps.
This was the only podium in his career. He raced in West Germany, Austria, Yugoslavia, Netherlands and the Czechoslovakian Grand Prix later that year, though failed to pole.
He ended the season with 18 championship points. Rudroff did not race again until 1991, where he competed in 10 Grand Prix, and one other race that was not classified.
This included a season-best 11th in the Australian, and he enjoyed a career-best 26 championship points. he made 13 more starts in 1992, now on a Harris Yamaha, but only returned three points despite coming 8th at the British Grand Prix.
In 1993 he made 14 appearances again on the Yamaha, returning 17 points despite falling out of the Australian Grand Prix and of the Japanese Grand Prix in the first lap. He was not seen again on the race track until 1996, where he raced once in the German Grand Prix on a Suzuki bike and fell at the first lap.