KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999
Anni Roosdorp
13/4/1920 - 3/4/2003
Anni Roosdorp started racing in 1947, driving a Veritas single-seater at the Grenzlandsring in Germany. Her father, Hermann Roosdorp, also raced.
Anni Roosdorp died 17 years ago, she was 83 , She would have been 100.
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Christian Lautenschlager 1877 - 1954 -
André Testut 1926 - 2005 -
Dan Gurney 1931 - 2018 -
LeRoy Van Conett 1935 -
Mike Beuttler 1940 - 1988
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Willy Mairesse 1928 - 1969
Mairesse was a Formula One driver from Belgium. He participated in 12 Grands Prix. He achieved 1 podium and scored a total of 7 championship points. He committed suicide in a hotel room in Ostend after injury forced an end to his career. -
Olivier Gendebien 1924 - 1998
After serving with the British army in WWII he took up Rallying. He was hired by Enzo Ferrari to race his sports cars which he did very well. He won Le Mans four times, Sebring three times and the Targa Florio three times. He also raced in 15 Grand Prix. -
Georges Berger 1918 - 1967
Belgium racing driver who competed in 2 Grand Prix. Won the Tour de France (Rally) with Willy Mairesse in a Ferrari in 1960. He was killed when he crashed his Porsche 911 during the Marathon de la Route in 1967. -
Alain de Changy 1922 - 1994
A sports car specialist who tried and failed to qualify for the Monaco GP in 1959. -
Paul Frere 1917 - 2008
Frere raced on a semiprofessional basis for 15 years, yet this was essentially as an adjunct to his profession as a talented and respected international motoring journalist.