Энциклопедия Формулы 1:
1950-2020

Rambler's Top100

Гонщики, C

Курсивом отмечены гонщики,
выступавшие только
в Indy 500 (1950-1960)

Франция
Франция

Бернар Коллон

Collomb, Bernard

Collomb-Crerc, Nicois Bernard

Бернар Коллон / Collomb, Bernard

(c) 'Who is Who' by Steve Small, 2000

Родился:

07.10.1930

Ницца

Умер:

19.09.2011

Ля-Колль-сюр-Лу, Приморские Альпы

Сезонов в Ф1:

4

Лет в Ф1:

4

Гран При:

6

Старты:

4*

*не стартовал:

2

Победы:

- подряд:

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Поул-позиции:

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Первый ряд:

- подряд:

Быстрые круги:

- подряд:

Лучший финиш:

10

Лучший старт:

21

Дубли:

Хет-трики:

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Большие шлемы:

Круги:

29

- лидирования:

Километры:

574.44

- лидирования:

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- за один сезон:

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Ф1: 1961-1964

Бернар Коллон / Collomb, Bernard - 1961-1964

Год

Команда

Шасси

1961Bernard CollombCooper T53
Cooper T53
1962Bernard CollombCooper T53
Cooper T53
1963Bernard CollombLotus 24
Lotus 24
1964Bernard CollombLotus 24

A former motor cycle racer from Nice, Collomb acquired a Cooper-Climax Formula 2 car which he raced briefly in 1960, embarking on a more ambitious programme of F1 races the following year. Fourth at Vienna and sixth at Naples were his best results in the car, which was replaced in mid-season by a new Cooper T53 with no discernible improvement in his results. Unfortunately this car was burnt out in practice for the 1962 Brussels GP, but Bernard reappeared in mid-1962 with another Cooper, achieving fifth place in the Mediterranean GP at Enna.

Collomb then bought himself a Lotus 24-Climax V8 for 1963, but he was ill-equipped to drive it to its full potential. It was given occasional unsuccessful outings in 1964 before being destroyed by fire on the way back to France from the 1965 Syracuse GP, where he had finished seventh. A Lotus 35 F2 car was then purchased which again saw little action after Collomb crashed it in the 1966 Barcelona F2 race. By the 1968 season he had wisely given up thoughts of success in single-seaters and could be found racing the little Alpine GT car.

(c) 'Who is Who' by Steve Small, 2000

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