- Jean-Pierre
Maurice Georges Beltoise (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃.pjɛʁ bɛl.twaz]; 26
April 1937 – 5
January 2015) was a
French racing driver and motorcycle...
- The
Beltoise BT01 is an
electric GT race car
built by
Beltoise eTechnology. It was also
presented at the 2022
Paris Motor Show. The
Beltoise BT01 was designed...
-
Stewart but
replaced Johnny Servoz-Gavin with
works driver Jean-Pierre
Beltoise.
Brabham switched from
Repco engines to Ford-Cosworth DFVs, when the Australian...
- in 1972, the 24
Hours of Le Mans.
Matra entered four cars, Jean-Pierre
Beltoise/Chris Amon in the
older Matra-Simca MS660C, François Cevert/Howden Ganley...
-
Anthony Beltoise (born 21 July 1971, in Neuilly-sur-Seine) is a
French auto
racing driver. He is the son of
former Grand Prix
motorcycle racer and Formula...
-
British Racing Motors (BRM) team took its last
victory when Jean-Pierre
Beltoise won the rain-affected 1972
Monaco Grand Prix in a BRM P160. The following...
-
South African Grand Prix,
driven by Jean-Pierre
Beltoise, who
qualified in 11th position. However,
Beltoise was able to use
qualifying tyres in the race...
- Servoz-Gavin both
moved to Tyrrell,
while their third teammate Jean-Pierre
Beltoise sta**** with Matra. He was
joined by
Henri Pescarolo, for his
first full-time...
- and
Vanguard Motorcycles,
develops electric bikes. The
Beltoise BT01: The
first vehicle of
Beltoise eTechnology. A 100%
electric GT,
designed for competition...
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French line up with Jean-Pierre
Beltoise and
Henri Pescarolo for 1970. The
South African Grand Prix was good for
Beltoise with a fourth-place
finish while...
