Difference between revisions of "Clivio Durand"
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| birth date = September 8, 1972 | | birth date = September 8, 1972 | ||
| birth place = Strasbourg, Alsace, France | | birth place = Strasbourg, Alsace, France | ||
| − | | current team = | + | | current team = Gauloises Prost Citroën |
| − | | car number = | + | | car number = 15 |
| former teams = Tyrrell | | former teams = Tyrrell | ||
| − | | races = | + | | races = 17 |
| championships = 0 | | championships = 0 | ||
| − | | wins = | + | | wins = 1 |
| − | | podiums = | + | | podiums = 1 |
| − | | points = | + | | points = 10 |
| − | | poles = | + | | poles = 10 |
| fastest laps = 0 | | fastest laps = 0 | ||
| first race = [[1996 F1RGP2C Australian Grand Prix]] | | first race = [[1996 F1RGP2C Australian Grand Prix]] | ||
| − | | first win = | + | | first win = [[1997 F1RGP2C Austrian Grand Prix]] |
| − | | last win = | + | | last win = [[1997 F1RGP2C Austrian Grand Prix]] |
| − | | last race = [[ | + | | last race = [[1997 F1RGP2C Austrian Grand Prix]] |
| − | | best finish = | + | | best finish = 23 - (10 points) |
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| − | '''Clivio Durand''' (born 8 September 1972 in Strasbourg, Alsace, France ) is a French professional racing driver who competed in several forms of motorsport including the [[F1RGP2C]] and touring cars. | + | '''Clivio Durand''' (born 8 September 1972 in Strasbourg, Alsace, France ) is a French professional racing driver who competed in several forms of motorsport including the [[F1RGP2C]] and touring cars. He is best remembered for his solitary win in the [[F1RGP2C]], which came after a storming drive from pole at the [[1997 Austrian Grand Prix]] whilst filling in for the fired [[Pieter Kickert]] at Williams. It proved to be his only start all season, with fellow Williams test driver [[Jorg Scrattenheim]] taking over driving duties for the next Grand Prix. |
[[Category:F1RGP2C]] | [[Category:F1RGP2C]] | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 20 February 2013
Clivio Durand (born 8 September 1972 in Strasbourg, Alsace, France ) is a French professional racing driver who competed in several forms of motorsport including the F1RGP2C and touring cars. He is best remembered for his solitary win in the F1RGP2C, which came after a storming drive from pole at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix whilst filling in for the fired Pieter Kickert at Williams. It proved to be his only start all season, with fellow Williams test driver Jorg Scrattenheim taking over driving duties for the next Grand Prix.
