- Éric
Salignon (born 22 July 1982 in Carpentras) is a
French racing driver. A
former two-time
winner of the
Monaco Kart Cup,
Salignon moved into Formula...
- Jean-Pierre
Salignon (1
January 1928 – 9
March 2012) was a
French basketball player. He
competed in the men's
tournament at the 1952
Summer Olympics. "Jean-Pierre...
- 5
Jacques Freimuller, 6 Jean Swidzinski, 7 René Chocat, 8 Jean-Pierre
Salignon, 9 Marc Quiblier, 10
Robert Busnel, 11
Jacques Dessemme, 12 André Vacheresse...
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Plaisentif Raschera Robiola Robiola di
Cocconato Robiola di
Roccaverano Salignon Seir****
Testun Tome
Tomini Cured meats Bodin Frisse Grive Cooked salame...
- 1998 B.
Besson 1999 G.
Bruni 2000 F. M****a 2001 A.
Farfus 2002 E.
Salignon 2003 E.
Guerrieri 2004 S.
Speed 2005 K.
Kobayashi 2006 F. Albuquerque...
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Salignon missed the last two
rounds at Brno and Hockenheim, but was not
immediately replaced.
Adrian Sutil left Team
Kolles to take over
Salignon's #27...
- pole
positions and six
podium finishes, with
drivers Danny Watts and Eric
Salignon.
Andrew Thompson also
contributed some
points finishes.
Watts finished...
- 1998 B.
Besson 1999 G.
Bruni 2000 F. M****a 2001 A.
Farfus 2002 E.
Salignon 2003 E.
Guerrieri 2004 S.
Speed 2005 K.
Kobayashi 2006 F. Albuquerque...
-
Olympic Gold
medalist Christophe Maé (1975–),
musician and
composer Éric
Salignon (1982–),
racing driver Thomas Mangani (1987–),
professional footballer...
- 1998 B.
Besson 1999 G.
Bruni 2000 F. M****a 2001 A.
Farfus 2002 E.
Salignon 2003 E.
Guerrieri 2004 S.
Speed 2005 K.
Kobayashi 2006 F. Albuquerque...
