Where R they now ex F1 drivers
Where R they now ex F1 drivers
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bellof4

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8 posts

214 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell

stifler

37,069 posts

217 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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ARE.

Didn't Brian Henton do Le Mans for a while? I'm sure wikipedia will have some half truths on there.

What about Pedro Diniz?

Or Taki Inouie? Didn't he get punted off the circuit then get hit by the medical car as it came to help him. I swear I have seen that clip on youtube.

hot metal

2,019 posts

222 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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Brian Henton used to have a garage business in Castle Donnington,gone now tho..

belleair302

7,008 posts

236 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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Pedro Diniz I believe is enjoying life and his families billions back in Brazil.

GrandPrix.com has a huge encyclopaedia of where drivers are today.

Hartge210

960 posts

226 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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After Riccardo Rosset retired from racing he spent his time in Brazil concentrating on his sportswear company. He was tempted back in 2008 & had a fairly successful season in Brazilian GT3 racing;)

Hartge210

960 posts

226 months

hot metal

2,019 posts

222 months

Friday 20th February 2009
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bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl

Racefan_uk

2,935 posts

285 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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hot metal said:
bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl
That was before Brundle started paying attention to the lower formulae...

freedman

6,015 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Rememvering Hentons F2 championship year reminds me of Stephen South

I really thought he would make it, but chosing a disasterously uncompetetive McLaren drive and then having a bad accident in Can Am ruined what could have been a great top line career, IMO at least

stifler

37,069 posts

217 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Racefan_uk said:
hot metal said:
bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl
That was before Brundle started paying attention to the lower formulae...
That could be a hell of an insinuation!!! Do you mean looking at progressively higher formulas? or do I have the wrong end of the stick?

jimpritchard

4,248 posts

220 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Dont know about NOW... but saw Damon Hill sitting in an 06 plate golf drinking a cup of coffee in a garage forecourt on the A33 near Reading a couple of weeks ago....drinklick

forsure

2,244 posts

297 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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freedman said:
Rememvering Hentons F2 championship year reminds me of Stephen South

I really thought he would make it, but chosing a disasterously uncompetetive McLaren drive and then having a bad accident in Can Am ruined what could have been a great top line career, IMO at least
I remember thinking he might be 'the next big thing' as a F1 Brit, but he lost a leg in that accident. I once asked one of the Autosport journos (on their website) what became of him. No further involvement in motor sport, apparently.

jimpritchard

4,248 posts

220 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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[quote=stifler]ARE.

Didn't Brian Henton do Le Mans for a while? I'm sure wikipedia will have some half truths on there.

What about Pedro Diniz?

Or Taki Inouie? Didn't he get punted off the circuit then get hit by the medical car as it came to help him. I swear I have seen that clip on youtube.[/quote

Here you go! [url text/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PJsFyLQXr4 ]

Racefan_uk

2,935 posts

285 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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stifler said:
Racefan_uk said:
hot metal said:
bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl
That was before Brundle started paying attention to the lower formulae...
That could be a hell of an insinuation!!! Do you mean looking at progressively higher formulas? or do I have the wrong end of the stick?
I mean him not looking below Formula One for driving talent. Rosset was a good driver in F3, not the best perhaps, but he had talent. Harsh of someone like Brundle from his commentary booth to say things like that when Rosset was in actual fact, driving a nail... I mean, a Footwork and a Lola... give a guy a chance.

stifler

37,069 posts

217 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Racefan_uk said:
stifler said:
Racefan_uk said:
hot metal said:
bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl
That was before Brundle started paying attention to the lower formulae...
That could be a hell of an insinuation!!! Do you mean looking at progressively higher formulas? or do I have the wrong end of the stick?
I mean him not looking below Formula One for driving talent. Rosset was a good driver in F3, not the best perhaps, but he had talent. Harsh of someone like Brundle from his commentary booth to say things like that when Rosset was in actual fact, driving a nail... I mean, a Footwork and a Lola... give a guy a chance.
Ok. I got the wrong end of the stick there. I thought you might have meant something about baby brundle's racing career.

hot metal

2,019 posts

222 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Racefan_uk said:
stifler said:
Racefan_uk said:
hot metal said:
bellof4 said:
For starters............... Ricardo Rosset and Brian Henton. Both Team Tyrrell
I remember when Martin Brundle said " Rosset couldn`t drive a nail into a piece of wood" rofl
That was before Brundle started paying attention to the lower formulae...
That could be a hell of an insinuation!!! Do you mean looking at progressively higher formulas? or do I have the wrong end of the stick?
I mean him not looking below Formula One for driving talent. Rosset was a good driver in F3, not the best perhaps, but he had talent. Harsh of someone like Brundle from his commentary booth to say things like that when Rosset was in actual fact, driving a nail... I mean, a Footwork and a Lola... give a guy a chance.
He was driving a Tyrrell during their final season,yes car was crap but his team mate p155ed all over him.

woof

8,456 posts

306 months

Saturday 21st February 2009
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Franck Lagorce - was a Ligier test driver and did a couple of races
currently driving in the Trophee Andros



littlegearl

3,139 posts

286 months

Sunday 22nd February 2009
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woof said:
Franck Lagorce - was a Ligier test driver and did a couple of races
currently driving in the Trophee Andros
via le mans with panoz and pescarolo and possibly a french supertourisme championship!

stifler

37,069 posts

217 months

Sunday 22nd February 2009
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Martin Brundle. paperbag