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After making his debut in the early 1970s, Migault found himself at the Williams team by 1976. He would have a stable if unremarkable start to the season, not scoring any points until the seventh race of the season - taking a fifth place in the [[Soviet Grand Prix]]. This would be followed up by a pair of sixth place finishes in [[French Grand Prix|France]] and [[British Grand Prix|Great Britain]]. Migault's run of consecutive points finished would be halted in the [[German Grand Prix]], where he collided with a spinning [[Emerson Fittipaldi]] - breaking one of his ankles, causing him to miss the next four races. He'd return with a seventh place at the [[United States Grand Prix]] before a career-best third place in the season-ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. Migault would finish the season in fourteenth overall. | After making his debut in the early 1970s, Migault found himself at the Williams team by 1976. He would have a stable if unremarkable start to the season, not scoring any points until the seventh race of the season - taking a fifth place in the [[Soviet Grand Prix]]. This would be followed up by a pair of sixth place finishes in [[French Grand Prix|France]] and [[British Grand Prix|Great Britain]]. Migault's run of consecutive points finished would be halted in the [[German Grand Prix]], where he collided with a spinning [[Emerson Fittipaldi]] - breaking one of his ankles, causing him to miss the next four races. He'd return with a seventh place at the [[United States Grand Prix]] before a career-best third place in the season-ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. Migault would finish the season in fourteenth overall. | ||
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| + | With a change of ownership at Williams, Migault found himself out of a drive with the British team so he joined the Brazilian Copersucar Team Fittipaldi squad for the 1977 season. | ||
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Revision as of 12:52, 30 July 2017
François Migault (born 4th December, 1944 in Le Mans, France, died 29th January, 2012 in Le Mans, France) was a French racing driver most famous for his appearances in Formula One.
Formula One
1976: Wolf-Williams
After making his debut in the early 1970s, Migault found himself at the Williams team by 1976. He would have a stable if unremarkable start to the season, not scoring any points until the seventh race of the season - taking a fifth place in the Soviet Grand Prix. This would be followed up by a pair of sixth place finishes in France and Great Britain. Migault's run of consecutive points finished would be halted in the German Grand Prix, where he collided with a spinning Emerson Fittipaldi - breaking one of his ankles, causing him to miss the next four races. He'd return with a seventh place at the United States Grand Prix before a career-best third place in the season-ending Japanese Grand Prix. Migault would finish the season in fourteenth overall.
1977: Fittipaldi
With a change of ownership at Williams, Migault found himself out of a drive with the British team so he joined the Brazilian Copersucar Team Fittipaldi squad for the 1977 season.
