- Georges-Francis "Johnny"
Servoz-Gavin (18
January 1942 – 29 May 2006) was a
French motor racing driver in both
sportscars and
single seaters. He parti****ted...
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Servoz (Franco-Provençal pronunciation: [ˈsɛr.vo]), but
pronounced by inhabitants, and
people of the region, by
sounding the
terminal “z”, is a commune...
- F2
driver Henri Pescarolo and the
British team went for F3
driver Johnny Servoz-Gavin. Dan Gurney,
founder and
driver from
Anglo American Racers, switched...
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Tyrrell team.
Reigning champion Jackie Stewart and his 1969
teammate Johnny Servoz-Gavin both
moved to Tyrrell,
while their third teammate Jean-Pierre Beltoise...
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McLaren driver Denny Hulme after he
started from
seventh position.
Johnny Servoz-Gavin
finished second for the
Matra team and
Ferrari driver Jacky Ickx came...
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Servoz station (French: Gare de
Servoz) is a
railway station in the
commune of Les Houches, but near
Servoz, in the
French department of Haute-Savoie...
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Stewart was
still sidelined by his
wrist injury and was
replaced by
Johnny Servoz-Gavin,
after Ferrari refused to
allow Chris Amon to
enter for the Matra...
- the Saint-Gervais–Vallorcine
railway and the
section from Les
Houches to
Servoz holds the
world record gradient for an
adhesion railway at a 9% gradient...
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seventh but
Servoz-Gavin/Müller
retired when an
electrical circuit failed. For the 1969 6
Hours of
Watkins Glen,
Matra entered two cars for
Servoz-Gavin/Pedro...
- was
overtaken by
Pedro Rodríguez and
Johnny Servoz-Gavin. A few laps
later (lap 71), the
Matra of
Servoz-Gavin had spun out and Hill was back up to fifth...
