- François
Migault (4
December 1944 – 29
January 2012) was a
racing driver from Le Mans, France. He parti****ted in 16
Formula One
World Championship Grands...
-
second tub was
known as PC2. However,
record books show the car
driven by
Migault and
others as PC1. The
intent was to
compete in the
Formula One
World Championship...
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Journal de Jean
Migault ou
malheurs d’une
famille protestante du
Poitou victime de la révocation de l’édit de
Nantes (1682-1689) by Jean
Migault The
first Huguenots...
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Roberto Mieres Argentina 1953–1955 0 17 17 0 0 0 1 13 François
Migault France 1972, 1974–1975 0 16 13 0 0 0 0 0 John
Miles United
Kingdom 1969–1970...
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racing driver Anny-Charlotte Verney, born 1943,
racing driver François
Migault, born 1944,
racing driver Jean Rondeau, born in 1946,
racing driver and...
- Jabouille/François
Migault, Jaussaud/Wollek/José
Dolhem and Beltoise/Jarier in the new Matra-Simca MS680. Pescarolo/Larrousse won the race, Jabouille/
Migault finished...
- car
finished 16th
overall and 5th in the IMSA class,
driven by
Francois Migault and
Lucien Guitteny. For the 1978 season, 18139 was ****ed with a 512 engine...
-
Fabre and Jean-Louis Bousquet. It was
driven by
Ukyou Katayama, François
Migault, Paul Belmondo,
Pascal Fabre, Hervé Regout, Jean-Denis Delétraz, Fabien...
- of the
season by six
different paying drivers – Ian Scheckter, François
Migault, Ian Ashley, Jo Vonlanthen,
Renzo Zorzi and
Lella Lombardi.
Northern Ireland's...
- debut. At the
Spanish Grand Prix,
Graham Hill did not
drive so François
Migault took the
second car
alongside Stommelen.
Stommelen led the race
until the...
