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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jo_BonnierJo Bonnier - Wikipedia

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   1971 United States Grand Prix. Karl Jockum Jonas "Joakim" Bonnier (31 January 1930 – 11 June 1972) was a Swedish sportscar racing and Formula One driver who raced for various teams. He was the first Swede to both enter and win a Formula One Grand Prix.

   • Nationality: Swedish
   • Died: 11 June 1972 (aged 42), Le Mans, France

   • Born: 31 January 1930, Stockholm, Sweden

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3. www.dailysportscar.com › 2020/06/11 › jo-bonnierJo Bonnier Remembered - dailysportscar

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   Jun 11, 2020 · 11 June 2020, 1:33 PM. DSC Retro From 2012, with thanks to Sam Smith. 48 years today Jo Bonnier was killed in a shocking accident during the Le Mans 24 hours. A distinguished and almost regal character was lost after a highly distinguished career in both Formula One and sports car racing. Many were close to the tall, bearded and imposing Swede.

4. www.mclaren.com › formula-1 › driversJo Bonnier - McLaren

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   Jo Bonnier may not have been the fastest F1 driver of his era, but he was certainly one of the richest and his bank balance helped the fledgling McLaren team with its crucial cash-flow during the late 1960s by providing a home for some of the team’s obsolete Grand Prix machines.

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   Who was Jo Bonnier?

   • It is ironic that someone so committed to promoting safety in this most unsafe of sports should die in what was probably the final season of his long career. A one-time Grand Prix winner, Jo Bonnier was the influential President of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association who campaigned tirelessly to improve circuits. National service and early career

   Jo Bonnier races, wins and teams | Motorsport Database - Motor Sport

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   Who was Joakim Bonnier?

   • A distinguished and almost regal character was lost after a highly distinguished career in both Formula One and sports car racing. Many were close to the tall, bearded and imposing Swede. His peers, employees and contemporaries spoke and still to this day speak highly of Joakim Bonnier.

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   How did Jo Bonnier die?

   • Tragically, Bonnier fell victim to the perils of the sport when he was killed at Le Mans in 1972. In the picture here-above, Jo is seen being wheeled out onboard his McLaren M5A before the start of practice for the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch in 1968.

   F1i Look Back: Jo Bonnier: A true gentleman racer

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   Did Jo Bonnier win a Grand Prix?

   • In the picture here-above, Jo is seen being wheeled out onboard his McLaren M5A before the start of practice for the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch in 1968. Jo Bonnier did, in fact, win the 1959 Dutch Grand Prix giving BRM their first F1 Championship win.

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6. www.motorsportmagazine.com › drivers › jo-bonnierJo Bonnier races, wins and teams | Motorsport Database ...

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   A one-time Grand Prix winner, Jo Bonnier was the influential President of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association who campaigned tirelessly to improve circuits. National service and early career He had competed in a rally in 1948 but three years in the Swedish Navy delayed his racing ambitions.

7. f1i.com › magazine › 70911-f1i-classic-gentleman-joF1i Classic - Gentleman Jo

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   Sep 11, 2016 · F1i Classic - Gentleman Jo. Phillip van Osten 11/09/2016 at 11:00. Jo Bonnier was a gentleman-racer as measured by the true standards: worldly and refined off the track, fair and sportsmanlike on it. F1i looks back on the career of a true racer and a committed safety campaigner. Jo Bonnier was the scion of a powerful and prosperous Stockholm ...

8. www.f1forgottendrivers.com › drivers › jo-bonnierJo Bonnier | The “forgotten” drivers of F1

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   1956. End year: 1971. Active years: 16. Joakim Bonnier (31 January 1930 – 11 June 1972) was a Swedish sportscar racing and Formula One driver who raced for various teams. Info from Wiki. From a comfortable background, this Swedish driver had built a mighty reputation as an ice-racer in the early fifties with an Alfa Romeo Disco Volante, which ...

9. f1i.com › images › 87988-remembering-gentleman-joF1i Look Back: Jo Bonnier: A true gentleman racer

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   Jan 31, 2024 · Jo Bonnier: A true gentleman racer. Sweden's Jo Bonnier, who was born on this day in 1930, enjoyed a career in Formula 1 that started in 1958 and spanned over a decade. While Bonnier only won a single Grand Prix - with BRM at Zandvoort in 1959 - during his time among motorsport's elite, he was anything but a journeyman. He was however a ...

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