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Alan Jones

Overview

  • Born
    November 2, 1946 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  • Birth name
    Alan Stanley Jones

Mini bio

  • Alan Jones was born on November 2, 1946 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Family

  • Children
      Emma
      Zara
      Camilla
      Christian
      Jack
  • Parents
      Alma O'Brien
      Stan Jones

Trivia

  • Became the second Australian driver, after Sir Jack Brabham, to win the Formula One World Championship when he won the title in 1980.
  • Ex-Formula One racing driver, who raced for: Hesketh (1975 (4 GPs) and Embassy Hill (1975 (4 GPs)), Surtees (1976 (14 GPs)), Shadow (1977 (14 GPs)), Williams (1978 (16 GPs)-1979 (15 GPs)-1980 (14 GPs)-1981 (15 GPs)), Arrows (1983 (1 GP)) and Haas Lola (1985 (3 GPs)-1986 (16 GPs)). He started 116 Grands Prix, 12 Wins, 6 Pole Positions, 13 Fastest Laps, 24 Podiums and 206 Points.
  • Ex-Formula One driver who was the first racer to win a Formula One World Championship with the Williams team in 1980.
  • Teammates in Formula One were: Tony Brise, Renzo Zorzi, Riccardo Patrese, Jackie Oliver, Arturo Merzario, Jean-Pierre Jarier, Clay Regazzoni, Carlos Reutemann, Marc Surer, Patrick Tambay and Eddie Cheever.
  • Winner: James Hardie 12 Hour (1993), James Hardie 12 Hour - Class T (1993), James Hardie 12 Hour - Class C (1992), SMMT Motor Show Trophy - Group 1 (1980), XXVI Gran Premio de España (1980).

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