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Jean Robert Alesi (French pronunciation: [ʒã a.lɛ.si]; born Giovanni Roberto Alesi, 11 June 1964) is a French professional racing driver. He competed in Formula One between 1989 and 2001, including spells at Tyrrell , Benetton , Sauber , Prost , Jordan and Ferrari , where he proved very popular among the Tifosi .
Jean Alesi, né Giovanni Alesi le 11 juin 1964 à Montfavet sur la commune d' Avignon 1 ( Vaucluse ), est un pilote automobile français. Il a notamment participé, durant treize saisons et 201 Grands Prix, de 1989 à 2001, au championnat du monde de Formule 1, remportant une victoire sur Ferrari et terminant trente-deux fois sur le podium. Biographie.
After years of would-bes and near misses, Jean Alesi took a sensational win at the 1995 Canadian Grand Prix in the legendary #27 Ferrari to record his sole victory in Formula 1.
Jean Alesi (@jeanalesiofficial) • Instagram photos and videos. 104K Followers, 504 Following, 217 Posts - Jean Alesi (@jeanalesiofficial) on Instagram: "Former F1 Driver in 201 Grand Prix races, Chevalier de la légion d’honneur . F1 Ambassador.
Jun 11, 2024 · LIGHTS TO FLAG: Jean Alesi on his epic battles with Senna, winning for Ferrari and switching from racing to wine making. Jean Alesi arguably deserved many more wins than the single Grand Prix triumph he ultimately achieved, with misfortune often getting in the way of glory.
Jun 10, 2024 · Jean Alesi’s Formula One career is highlighted by a sole Grand Prix victory at the 1995 Canadian Grand Prix on his 31st birthday, a win aided by Michael Schumacher’s mishaps. Despite showing early promise, Alesi’s F1 career is often remembered for its unfulfilled potential.
Apr 1, 2024 · Explore the remarkable career of Jean Alesi, a legendary Formula 1 driver known for his intense driving style and unwavering commitment to excellence. From his humble beginnings in Avignon, France.
Find out about DTM and former F1 driver, Jean Alesi, their career, history and racing life with Tyrrell, Ferrari, Bennetton and much more.
Jean Alesi burst onto the F1 scene with Tyrrell in 1989. A fourth place finish on his debut at Paul Ricard in France signalled that this was a star of the future.
A mercurial and forceful racer, Alesi had first come to prominence with some excellent performances in Formula Three in 1985 and '86, running his own Dallara-Alfa Romeo. The following year he ran with the crack Oreca team, and after a false start he swept majestically to the French F3 Championship.
