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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ronnie_PetersonRonnie Peterson - Wikipedia

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   Bengt Ronnie Peterson (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈrɔ̌nːɪ ˈpêtːɛˌʂɔn]; 14 February 1944 – 11 September 1978) was a Swedish racing driver. Known by the nickname 'SuperSwede', he was a two-time runner-up in the Formula One World Drivers' Championship.

   • Nationality: Swedish
   • Died: 11 September 1978 (aged 34), Milan, Italy

   • Born: 14 February 1944, Örebro, Sweden

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3. www.formula1.com › en › latestRemembering Ronnie Peterson - F1 Super Swede - Formula 1

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   Sep 11, 2018 · Ronnie Peterson was that rarest of all racers: a superstar without an enemy in the paddock. There were many reasons why fans adored Ronnie Peterson, but two of the most significant were the way he drove and his personality. Forty years after his death at Monza, David Tremayne tells the story of Super Swede.

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   Peterson's final tally was 10 wins and 14 pole positions, and he is still regarded as one of the greatest racing drivers never to win the F1 world championship. PODCAST: How good was...

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   Who is Ronnie Peterson?

   • RaceFans > Essential F1 information > F1 drivers and others > Ronnie Peterson A thrilling talent who met his end far too soon, Ronnie Peterson finished runner-up in the world championship in only his second campaign. An early graduate from karts, Peterson moved up into Formula Three where he won the Swedish championship in 1968.

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   How did Ronnie Peterson drive a racing car?

   • Even in the 1970s, the Ronnie Peterson method of driving a racing car was not the fastest. Peterson’s preferred way of dealing with a corner was to point the nose of his F1 car at the apex then nail the throttle to spin the rear wheels until they’d rotated the car to the desired angle for the exit. And it looked a little something like this…

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   How fast is Ronnie Peterson?

   • Ronnie Peterson was on his favourite circuit. Covered with sweat in the unrelenting summer heat and clipping the apexes of the bends ever closer, he had brought his lap times down to 3m30s, an average speed of a shade over 4mph. Four mph? Well, he has gone quicker on occasions.

   Autosport 70: How Peterson resurrected his F1 career – in his own words

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   How did the Peterson method affect F1 drivers?

   • The Peterson method flummoxed, frustrated and impressed people in equal measure. Jackie Stewart, probably the F1 driver with the most binary view of the right and wrong way to drive a racing car, recalled: “I don’t think Ronnie ever had the mental application that a complete racing driver needs. But I admired his ability tremendously.

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6. www.racefans.net › drivers › ronnie-petersonRonnie Peterson Formula 1 driver biography · RaceFans

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   A thrilling talent who met his end far too soon, Ronnie Peterson finished runner-up in the world championship in only his second campaign.

7. lastwordonsports.com › motorsports › 2017/01/15Ronnie Peterson: The Champion That Never Was - Last Word on ...

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   Jan 15, 2017 · In his nine seasons in Formula 1, Ronnie Peterson entered 123 Grand Prix, securing ten victories, 26 podiums, 14 pole positions, and nine fastest laps. From the past, to the present, and into the future, Peterson will remain as an icon and will remain as one of the fastest drivers that Formula 1 has ever seen, being remembered as the champion ...

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9. motorsportstribune.com › remembering-ronnie-petersonRemembering: Ronnie Peterson – Motorsports Tribune

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   Photo: Lotus Cars, LTD. Remembering: Ronnie Peterson. February 14, 1944 – September 11, 1978. Ten-time Grand Prix Winner. Runner-up in F1 Championship 1971, 1978. Over the past 65 seasons, 846 drivers have competed in Formula One competition. Of those, only 32 have gained the title of World Champion.

10. www.redbull.com › gb-en › ronnie-peterson-f1-heroesRonnie Peterson biopgraphy and history: F1 | Red Bull

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    Nov 19, 2016 · F1. Legends: Ronnie Peterson. We shine a light on the career of one of F1's greatest car controllers. Written by Greg Stuart. 4 min readPublished on 19.11.2016 · 4:32 PST. Even in the 1970s,...