Biography
Michael Bleekemolen, born in Amsterdam in 1949, moved up from Formula Vee to Formula One. In 1977 he entered his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands with March but failed to qualify. In 1978 he was entered for ATS in four races and made the grid only once, at Watkins Glen. He did not score points or reach a podium in Formula One.
He then spent three years in Formula 3, winning two rounds of the European Championship and finishing second in the standings behind Alain Prost. After that he took part in Renault one-make series, and he also raced in the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series with the family-run Team Bleekemolen. His sons Jeroen and Sebastiaan are racing drivers as well.
Source: Wikipedia, “Michael Bleekemolen”. Text licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Rates
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Teammate battle 1978
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