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Jean-Pierre Beltoise - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jean-Pierre Maurice Georges Beltoise (born 26 April 1937 in Paris, France) was a Formula One driver who raced for the Matra and BRM teams. Beltoise raced to a win in the 1965 Reims Formula 3 race, after which he graduated to Formula 2 for the following season. His career almost ended with a huge crash in the Reims 12-hour sports car race, in which he suffered a broken arm. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jean-Pierre_Beltoise   (338 words)

8W - Who? - Jean-Pierre Beltoise Beltoise, who had proved to be as fast on four as on two wheels, was chosen to drive the V12, together with Henri Pescarolo, who had also proved himself on the Formula 3 and 2, while Jackie Stewart and Johnny Servoz-Gavin were to run the Ford engined cars. Beltoise drove for BRM in Formula 1 until - and including - 1974, but he was already ready to seat in the Matra team, whenever his former employee neede him, such as in Le Mans 1972 and 1974, though he never drove a winning car. Heavy rain, 200.000 spectators, 25 racers, of which 17 finished, Beltoise ledaing from flag to flag and the certain victory for the French driver were characteristics of the 30th Grand Prix of Monaco, or 4th in the 1972 season. 8w.forix.com /beltoise.html   (3964 words)

Jean-Pierre Beltoise - Grand Prix Racing - the whole story Beltoise may not have been amongst the very first rank when it came to Grand Prix driving, but he - was a dogged, determined performer and worthwhile team player whose versatility extended to some fine performances in the Matra sports car team. The highlight of Beltoise's first F1 season was a splendid second place to Stewart in the rain- soaked Dutch GP at Zandvoort after which he was taken aboard into the Tyrrell camp as Stewart's number two for 1969. At the end of that season Beltoise reached the end of the F1 road, but there was plenty of touring car racing still to be done before he finally called it a day. www.gpracing.net192.com /drivers/careers/54.cfm   (553 words)

f1 statistics - Jean-Pierre Beltoise : Autocourse Grand Prix Archive Athough Jean-Pierre had done well enough on occasion, Matra signed Amon for 1971, frustrating the Frenchman's F1 aspirations, and it was not a happy season for Beltoise, who received a suspension when he was blamed for his involvement in the fatal accident that befell Giunti in the Buenos Aires 1000 Km. This success encouraged Matra to continue with their racing activities, and Beltoise was the spearhead of the team's Formula 2 programme from 1966, winning the F2 class of the German GP and later the European F2 championship for non-graded drivers in 1968 when he won rounds at Hockenheim, Jarama and Zandvoort. In 1969 Beltoise was placed in Ken Tyrrell's team as number two to Stewart while development work was undertaken on the V12 project and scored seven point-scoring finishes, but the following season he raced the new Matra MS120-V12 and was unlucky not to win the French GP when a puncture robbed him of the lead. autocoursegpa.com /season_driver~season~1974~driver_id~11596.htm   (619 words)

British Racing Motors French national heroe Jean Pierre Beltoise had left his fellow countrymen of Matra at the end of 1971, where he once had started his career in single seater racing car, to join the B.R.M. to replace Jo Siffert of Switzerland, who had been killed a non-championship Formula One race. Beltoise was able to control Belgian Jacky Ickx in the Ferrari, who was considered the best wet weather driver of that epoque, from start to the finish."I am glad, it´s yours," said Prince Rainier at the victory ceremony as he does every year. Beltoise had survived a sportscar accident at Reims, where he had gone into a deep coma for 3 days and he also sustained a lot of fractures. www.research-racing.de /BRM3.htm   (232 words)

GrandPrix.com > Features > News Feature > Who is... Jean Todt? In 1970 he won the Tour de France with Matra, co-driving Jean-Pierre Beltoise and Patrick Depailler and afterwards was integrated into the Alpine-Renault team, scoring his first major victory as co-driver to Jean-Pierre Nicolas in the 1971 Portuguese Rally. Jean was born in 1946 and was educated in Paris. Jean Todt is the son of a Polish Jew, who escaped to France at the age of 17. www.grandprix.com /ft/ftjs043.html   (962 words)

GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Drivers > Jean-Pierre Beltoise Beltoise put the Matra marque firmly on the racing map with a great win in the 1965 Reims Formula 3 international after which he graduated into Formula 2 for the following season. Beltoise won the Formula 2 section of the 1966 German Grand Prix and then rounded off his Formula 3 career by winning all four races in the Argentine Temporada series over the following winter. Beltoise runs a kart track in Paris and is involved with a variety of other racing activities. www.grandprix.com /gpe/drv-beljea.html   (454 words)

Jean Pierre Beltoise в сравнении с Pescarolo, Stewart, Regazzoni, Amon и Servoz-Gavin Jean Pierre Beltoise в сравнении с игроками одной команды Jean Pierre Beltoise в сравнении с Pescarolo, Stewart, Regazzoni, Amon и Servoz-Gavin ru.f1-facts.com /statistics/team-mates/Beltoise   (21 words)

Jean-Pierre Beltoise signed Monaco 1972 color photo It shows Jean Pierre in his Marlboro BRM P160B entering the tunnel during the 1972 Monaco Grand Prix which he went on to win with some 38 seconds ahead of second placed Jackie Ickx and a lap ahead of Emerson Fittipaldi. Jean Pierre also set the fastest lap in the race with 1.40.0. Only 1 available as every autographed item is of course unique by nature. www.thef1store.com /en-us/p_45.html   (120 words)

Grand Prix de Monaco - 1972 - Grand Prix Racing - the whole story The race was staged under a terrible downpour from which Jean-Pierre Beltoise emerged as the victor. The super-wide tyres used by most of the teams struggled to disperse the standing water although Beltoise seemed to be able to handle his car and was rewarded with his only championship win. Beltoise rides out the weather as the field spin out www.gpracing.net192.com /races/reports/212.cfm   (258 words)

Race Of Champions Brands Hatch 1970 Jean-Pierre Beltoise in the Matra MS120 with its wailing V12. Jean-Pierre Beltoise didn't start the race after crashing the Matra MS120 in practice. The unfortunate Jack Brabham led the race until 3 laps from the finish when ignition problems struck. www.f3history.co.uk /Racingpics/bh_roc70/roc70_2.htm   (124 words)

8W - Who? - Helmut Marko Here are the drivers for BRM during the 1972 season: Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Peter Gethin, Howden Ganley, Reine Wisell, Helmut Marko, Alex Soler-Roig, Vern Schuppan, Jackie Oliver, Brian Redman, and Bill Brack in the Fiddlers Three Restaurant International Racing entry for the Canadian race. In fact, the team delivered a surprise winner to the crowd, Jean-Pierre Beltoise taking the only win of his career and BRM's last, beating the season's top drivers Ickx, Fittipaldi and Stewart in a soaking wet race. The BRM outfit, which had grown from three to five cars during the second half of 1971 (perhaps to cover the loss of Pedro Rodriguez?), continued into 1972 with the same staggering number of entries, Marko lining up next to Gethin, Ganley, Wisell and Soler-Roig, with Jean-Pierre Beltoise joining the team from Kyalami onwards. 8w.forix.com /marko.html   (2387 words)

Jean-Pierre BELTOISE : astrology, horoscope, planets, Map of the Heavens, Interactive Chart Texts are not translated, so if you wish to read interpretations associated with theses computations, you need to go to the full astrological Portrait of Jean-Pierre BELTOISE and to use this Automatic Free Website Translator. Depending of the fact that the time of birth is known or not, 6 or 11 planets distributions and planets dominants have been computed for the natal chart of Jean-Pierre BELTOISE. Only 6 diagrams out of 11 are displayed, and precision of these computations is of course not of the same level than those for the case of the known time of the event. www.astrotheme.fr /en/portraits/2G5K37y82w9s.htm   (494 words)

Formula 2 Pierre Petit March 842-BMW -1 lap Pole Position: Thackwell, 1m10.51 Fastest Lap: Thackwell, 1m12.65 24 June. "Pierre Chauvet" March 842-BMW -1 lap Pole Position: Thackwell, 1m01.06 Fastest Lap: Thackwell, 1m04.37 23 September. Alan Rees Brabham BT23C-Cosworth -2 laps Pole Position: Beltoise, 1m16.4 Fastest Lap: Rindt, 1m16.0 28 April. www.teamdan.com /archive/gen/f2.html   (4699 words)

Matra Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Alain Boudier, Robert Challoy, Michel Dagorne, "Geki", Jean-Claude Guenard, Jean-Pierre Jabouille, Jean-Pierre Jaussaud, Johnny Servoz-Gavin, Philippe Vidal. By 1967 the Matras were really flying and Jacky Ickx took the F2 European Championship a feat emulated by Jean-Pierre Beltoise the following year and Johnny Servoz-Gavin the year after. In 1965 Matra Sports was created and in spring the MS1 F3 car was shown, it was almost immediately competitive and Matra followed this in 1966 with cars for F2 and Group 6 sports car racing. www.f3history.co.uk /Manufacturers/Matra/matra.htm   (784 words)

Equipe Matra Sports The Matra V12 was installed in the works car for Jean Pierre Beltoise, while the Matra International entry of Ken Tyrrell for Scotsman Jackie Stewart was powered by a Ford Cosworth DFV V8. Jean Pierre Beltoise and Chris Amon leading Pedro Rodriguez (B.R.M.), Francois Cevert A little later Beltoise was able to qualify his MS120 to a fine second place on the grid at the Frenchmen´s home Grand Prix of Clermont Ferrand. www.research-racing.de /Matra3.htm   (1316 words)

Jean-Pierre Beltoise - BRDC Archive Biography Jean-Pierre Beltoise began racing motor bikes in 1959. He was very successful and took 11 French Titles in 125cc, 175cc, 250cc and 500cc class between 1959 and '64. www.brdc.co.uk /brdcarchive.cfm/flag/2/member_id/79   (124 words)

BRM - The Final Grand Prix Victory Jean Pierre Beltoise dominated a saturated Monaco Grand Prix of 1972. Edition signed by Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Tony Southgate, Louis Stanley, Tim Parnell and Jackie Ickx. Driving a BRM P160, he outdrove the entire field leading the race from start to finish. www.automobileart.co.uk /BRM.htm   (54 words)

GrandPrixStats.com :: Details of Matra with Jean-Pierre Beltoise / Hubert Hahne / Jacky Ickx / Jo Schlesser FIA Formula 1 World Championship, F1 und Formula 1 are registered trademarks of the Formula One Group. The following diagram shows the race positions over the whole career. f1-stats.de /en/makes/details.php?d=95   (85 words)

Bonhams at Monaco 16th May 2005 - Review - Classic Driver - MAGAZINE - auctions Jean-Pierre Beltoise was present at the sale with wife Jacqueline - sister of the late Formula 1 great François Cevert - and their son Anthony. Star Lot sold was the Beltoise collection Matra-Simca MS670B sports-racing ‘Barchetta’ with 3-litre V12-cylinder power in which Beltoise’s team-mates, Henri Pescarolo and Gerard Larrousse won the 1973 Le Mans 24-Hours endurance racing classic. Bonhams’ Monaco Sale 2005 totalled no less than 8-million Euros with approximately 70% of the total Lots sold on the auctioneer’s hammer. www.classicdriver.com /uk/magazine/3500.asp?id=12463   (3909 words)

Jean Pierre Beltoise Motor Sport Documentaries TV, HV, Educational rights HIGRADE Having started his career as racing motorcyclist by winning several times the title Champion of France, Jean Pierre Beltoise decided to try his luck on four wheels. After having recovered from a heavy accident at the Formula 3 race 12 Hours of Reims, Beltoise won the race only one year later in 1964. With Matra began then his Formula 1 adventure. www.higrade.fr /zz228.php4   (132 words)

GrandPrixLegends.com - United Kingdom Shop - UK's Largest Online Shopping Directory! Former BRM drivers Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Peter Gethin, Stirling Moss, Jackie Oliver and Clay Regazzoni paid tribute to an exciting chapter in motorsport history. gpleg.unitedkingdomshop.co.uk /index0009.html   (6040 words)

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Pictures and images brother in law Beltoise Jean-Pierre Renault Turbo F1 Pictures and images brother in law Beltoise Jean-Pierre Renault Turbo F1 Home Jean-Pierre Jabouille qualified his turbo powered Renault on the 10th place on the grid on his second grand prix - Zandvoort 1977 Jean-Pierre Jabouille and Jean Sage @ Zolder 1979 tyre test day Formula 1 www.motorshots.com /content.php?id=95   (182 words)

Vic Elford Versus Jean-Pierre Beltoise , Formula One Driver Comparision, Number of Races, Number of wins, Number of Points Vic Elford Versus Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Formula One Driver Comparision, Number of Races, Number of wins, Number of Points www.wheel2wheel.com /h2h.asp?d1=753&d2=383   (18 words)

lemans1963.html Pierre Noblet 75 Oil pipe P Jean Guichet / F 35 Giampiero Biscaldi / I Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ Scuderia St. Ambroeus 70 DQ: Oil replen GT 4:52,200 "Kim" / I 19 Jean Kerguen / F Aston Martin DB4 GT Jean Kerguen 69 Overheating re GT "Franc" / F 49 René Richard Alpine M63 Renault Société Automobiles Alpine 52 Fatal accident P Christian Heins / CH 52 Jean-Pierre Manzon / F René Bonnet Aérodjet LM6 Re U. Fabre 49 Accident P Jean Rolland / F 2 André Simon / F Maserati 151/3 Coup Fernand Tavano 106 Accident GT Carlo Abate / I 42 John Whitmore / GB Austin-Healey Sprite 1100 Donald Healey Motor Co. 100 Accident P 4:58,700 Bob Olthoff / GB 58 Jean-Goerges Branche Fiat-Abarth 850 TC Jean-Georges Branche 96 DQ: Oil replen P Claude Dubois / B 29 Gerhard Koch / D Porsche Carrera 356 www.classicscars.com /wspr/results/lemans/lemans1963.html   (628 words)

Jean-Pierre Beltoise Jean-Pierre Beltoise mini poster Spain 1970 Matra MS120 Jean-Pierre Beltoise signed Mexico GP 1967 B&W photo www.thef1store.com /en-us/dept_63.html   (16 words)

Partner Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Frank_Gardner 1968 Partner Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Frank_Gardner 1968 Statistics and results www.4mula1.ro /history/driver/Jean-Pierre_Beltoise/teammate/1968Frank_Gardner.html   (58 words)

Monaco Gp - Monaco Center From time to time Monaco throws up a surprise: in 1972 Jean-Pierre Beltoise was untouchable in the … www.host4india.net /monaco-gp.html   (321 words)

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